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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-09-20

vention. This convention was in ses-
sion but portion Of one day, whereas
the reader would Judge from the pro-
eeedings it was In session three or four
days. Tho delegates were mainly
proxies, and the proceedings, it will be
seen, were eminently harmonious. If
the convention was not called to nomi-
nate Judge Ludeling, we fail to see for
what it was called. In fact, we do not
see why it was called at all.
Curiosity prompted us to get the
official report of the doings of the con-
vention, not only that we might know
how it resulted, but that the people of
the several parishes of the district
might know also how the nomination
Of Judge Ludeling was made-what
parishes were represented, how, and
by whom. We imagine the proceed
ings we publish will read like ro-
nance all over the district, and that
the friends of Col. Young and Gen.
King, the Democratic nominees, will
be pleased to obtain the information
we furnish.
We suspect, also, that the supporters
Of Judge Hough, and of Pinchback,
and the Republicans of the Mississippi
river parishes-who are to meet, we
learn, at Tallulah, on the 24th-will
thank the TELEGRAPH toS its vigilance
in reporting tho news from. Monroe on
the 9th. We will do them a similar
favor.
We know nothing of Mr.. Fairfax.
We, learn that he is colored man and
lives in Tensas. He is, doubtless, a
good representative of his party and
his race. Judge Ludeling, we all
know. A stronger Republican and a
weaker one could not be combined in
tho same candidate. He has no claims
on the Democrats, and there no is
strong, and mono on the mass of the
Republicans, and that is his weakness.
But whether we shall support Fairfax
and Ludeling, or the nominees of the
Tallulah convention remains TO be de-
termined. Possibly we shall favor
both tickets. svr.. sl: ~. -..
buttons, because, of the ten or twelve
men who were delegates, or claimed to
hold proxies, as we saw them in con-
vention, not more than three knew
what tho resolutions meant or amount
to. If anything was needed to add to
tho fiction of the convention, beyond
its composition, it is furnished by the
"platforrn" adopted, and which fur
nishes final chapter to the Romance
of Politics.
We shall be at the pains, further
along in the campaign, to strip the
romance from the nominations, So
called, of tho 9th inst, and to put tho
proceedings in their true light. Mean
while, the Democrats of the several
parishes of the district will please
answer for the Radical conventions in
their parishes.
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.HEllIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouaelita
Parish Court.
Estate of G.. l.. b. Bofenschen


David ConoVer " Co. and A. n. Gunby and
r. q. Cobb.
By virtue of ii. ia. issued from the
Hon. Parish Court in and for said pari sli
and state, l have seized and will offer for
s:no at the door of the Court House in the
city OF Monroe, within the hours prescribed
by law, on
Saturday, September II, 1878.
the following described property, to-wit
y certain lot of ground situated on the
west side of Grand street, above DeSiard
street, IN the city of Monroe, fronting thir-
teen feet on Grand street and running back
between parallel lines to the Ouaehita river,
with two-story brick building thereon,
being next north OF Il lot of ground owned
by Thomas n. Conner.
Sel2ed as the property OF defendants, and
Will hn sold to satisfy said ii. ia. and costs.
lerthS OF sale, cash, without tho benefit
OF appraisemsnt.
Il Il. RICHARDSON,
Ut Sheriff
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We refer parties needing steam en-
gines, mills, gins or presses to the
advertisement of II. Dudley Coleman
Il Bro, New Orleans, they being man
ufacturers and machinery dealers of
welI-established reputation.
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Frellsen !
VS.. No. 1919. .....s...
w. J. @. Baker ct al. } State of Louisiana.
w. j. Q. Baker
VS.. No. 1881. Parish of ouaclita,
G. .B.Hamlet, sh'H,et al.
Henry Frellsen J 14th District Court.
VS.. No. 1858.
:. w / @ HalSar - I'll
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mediate construction of the leveeS on
the Mississippi river by the general
government, and we earnestly invite
the cooperation of old Wings and all
persons in favor of these principles and
measures, and their active opposition
to the Democratic party which has
always been opposed, in principle, to
the general government undertaking
or aiding such works.
E2ecenth. That the system established
by the Democratic party of hiring con-
victs to work outside of the penitcn-
tiary is pernicious and degrading to
honest labor.
Itcettth. That we arraign the Demo-
cratic party for its failure to redeem
any of its pledges made in the last
campaign, and we denouncc it for its
usurpations and reckless disregard of
the constitution and laws of the
country
On motion, the executive committee
of the district We're empowered to
make nominations in case of Il vacancy
in the list of nominations, occasioned
by refusal to accept or for other causes.
On motion of Judge Ludeling, the
basis of representation for the next
congressional convention shall be the
same as that fixed by the congressional
convention held at Delta in 1876 for
this convention, to-wit: one vote for
every parish in the district and an
additional vote for each 500 votes or
fraction thereof of $50 votes cast at the
coming election for the Republican
candidates for Congress.
On motion of j. Ii. Dinkgrave, the
next congressional convention for this
district is to be held at st. joseph.
rcnsas parish, La, on the first Monday
after the first of August, 1880.
The following were elected as the
Executive Committee for this District
for the ensuing two years:
Hon. w. j. q. Baker, Ouachita
Hon. Jacques y. Ola, East Carroll j.
Il. Goyue, Union Hon. w, III. Dink-
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ready to receive the votes of the said
parishes by telegraph or otherwise, tho
same to be sent to the president of the
convention by 4 p. NJ. this day.
On motion, nominations for the short
or uneXpired term of the 45th Congress
were declared in order.
]. S. Ray, for Richland, nominated
Hon. Wade III. Hough of Concordia.
F. l.. Ludeling, for Madison, nomi-
John II. Dinkgrave, for East Carroll,
nominated Hon. w. b. Jones of East
Carroll. The nominations being closed,
the following vote was had: Fairfax
received 10 votes; Hough, 6 votes :;
Jones, 4 votes. No election
On motion of J. H. Dinkgrave, the
following committee, to-wit, John II.
Dinkgrave, J. S. Ray, j. Il. Ludeling,
E. J. Jackson, w. Q. Hicks, wero ap-
pointed on resolutions, to which the
chairman was added, and a recess was
taken till p. NJ. this day.
At r. NJ. the convention was called
to order, and on motion, nothing hay-
ing been heard from the absent par
isheS, the nominations for the long
term were closed, and the result of the
forenoon's vote demanded. The Chair
announced % votes for Hon. John II.
Ludeling. The vote being unanimous,
the Chair declared Hon. John T.
Ludeling the nominee of the Rcpubli-
cans of the Fifth District for the long
term, who in a few remarks accepted
the nomination.
On motion of L. j. Jackson, the
second ballot for the short term was
had, with the result following: Fair
fax, 10 votes; Hough, 10 votes. Jones
Withdrawn.
There being no election, third bal
lot was had, as follows: Fairfax, %
votes /; Hough, votes. No election,
when fourth ballot resulted in the
nomination of Hon a. W. Fairfax by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-13

d rsaiIsy--75 boges cheese Nelson &eo4e do II Re
der &eo20 bbls potatoes 90 bbg onione Y 0elvllis
10 t,bs APPLES 4 Lieslze-6 do 20 bbls otiions M
tsoh SON. 25 crates cabbage 40 bbis onions 10 bbls
apples 20 bbs potatoes Dohsrty-5Os 40 Caas eieas.
antsioo bills whisky 100 boxes chez 80 smith bros
CO. BIZ medicine S bbs tar L Lyon83 cases fruit
hf bbls butter B solari Il Sonia pigs hardware
boiler Fl y Coleman Il Bro-~-io5 bbis lime Jaml
son-l5 boxes bacon Il ConV eTserluo DDS t l,me
Wizard a. Wi1noth-~l car wheat L J Highly bags
rags III Sehwartz 4 Bro--25 bbls highwires Doyle
--25 do Elk Ref Works. BIZ pl ped sarazn T. DIS
sides order Fowler Bros1 Dbl paint rfehs Ct
pkge sash Roberts Geo. bales ndse Yale q Bow
ling--i do S l. Boyd dry hides Pkgs furniture y
A Vincent--l0o bdls handles McGraw---l POI OF
vinegar j Royes-25 bbls viii ky Hollander-3 e4Ts
lumber Eager Elierman &sto-- lot hsusehod goods
Mrs. John Bel--t35 pkgs beer isr butter Kehw,I
g bbs wine do 260 cases fruit 80 cases Jelly
Schmidt a. Xieger--I car lumber l. Carbo--SV cars
brick J A Muir 1 car mules W Leonard--~~2 cars
cattle r M Fiautt-i do Ayoock, Mitchell aoo-2 orts
chaira L Lecente &co-l car mules Regan--29 Dds
hghwir 90 W H Besnham-s5 do CommageTe d. Lam.
bgrt--9o bbls beer pkge signs seph Vignes--4
cars timber l. Gubernator- % irkins butter D MO
risrty 10 do Pohlnann & son-4 do bxes cheese
frkins butter o r Thieaman---25 do Wang d. Cot
tan-25 do Russell g. Hall--25 do W Riehl~--~4 do
w Hart--20 DO 1903 boxes cheese G FL Lawrence geo
SO bbls onions Berry &co--6 pkge furniture MOD
Walters-1O cases shoes Dur1en--49 pkgs furniture
r nj e. B j Montgomery-2 pkgs poles J A Lum eco
- cases tobacco Wackerbsrth dcJgseph-----t rolls
leather Reiu-5 cases hats zshowtases Boothn2O
bills whisky hf do Il Hogreve-l case shoes II
w BaGhman-l do Martinez---2 bxs hats
Bechet~~-2 pkgs hardware Storms Tertilizng Co
Total 81 bales cotton II hhds tobacco
MORgAMB LOUISIANA AND TEXAa RAIL.
ROAD
August 12-4 bbls rnolasses Il OdelI-4 bales moss
T. Rbulst~~ do j M Wal5h~-A do pkgs eggs j a
Bourg-7 do l. Surle Aco--6 90 Rykosk 81 ManRde~
sundries to order-Totsl bbls moasses
Brazos Santisgo-Per steamship Harris--~~l02c
dry hides bale hides ~ bales skns 30 bales wool u
bales hair bale sarsapsrila 500 pigs lead s573f6 20
in specie Whitney Geo sis 4g5 do Goroon q !, GO
miia-s200O do Marks Bros &oo--S780 do Schmidt Il
Zeiger--ssl4 10 do Miller. Grigsby &oo--s50o dc
Finlav IL Thompson-sIsJ 62 do A Palacio-$ OPS 5f
| do 1893 Oh la currency Flandsrs-Tota $173ss
4sc In specieU
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Xxx ports

VERA CRUZ-Per steamship City of MeKico-370
beer 10 pkgs sundTieB
BAGDAD--Per steamship City Of Mexico--ao0
bbls -four 70 bbs potatoes 20 tierGss lard tisrce ham
3 firkins butter n pkgs sundIies
TAMPICO-Psr steamship City of Mexico-57o
sacks rs bbs do DO bbs potatoes ID bbs onions
S bbls apples 900 empty bbs kegs butter pkgs OF
gundriss
| TUSPAN-Per steamship City of Mexioo-35 bbls
-four 29O sacks corn As pkgs sundries
TABASCO-Psr sehr Norma-15o bbls -four 30 Dbl
onions SO bbs potatoes 37g pcs lumber bkgs sun
dries
KEY WEST-Per steamship Emily souder--
q5g5 bbls -four Vas bbs meal 100 bbls rosn 40 bbls
grit 10 bbls whisky 10 bbls sugar rs bbls crackers
900 bbIs potatoes Is bbls lime ID bbls oil SO bbs on
ions 1856 tsrces hams 100 tieross grease 1920 sacks
I'm $50 sacks oats 60 sacks bran ~ sacks coffee
cases coffiEs q head stock tos bacon
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ny Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

August 1873 bales cotton Warren, Atkinson Eco
Richardson a. May Allison &co--2 Bickham
4 Moore-2 Stewart Bros Geo. & Cromwell-2
] l. Harris &co--2 Meyer. Wels Goo Lehman
ton & POWELL Jno Phelps &co--l Payne. Ken.
nedy &eo-1 Gumbel--1 7 Buckner d Bro
Il do GuntHer & Stevenson 2 10 Jno E King Geo.
do Beadlas Wood Gtco-46 pkgs fuit so bbs pears
ISL bbls app es Cefau Gco- 900 bbs pears to U IL
Stork-6 pkgs pears s Oteri & Bro---46 do ) T Ma
checa Goo bxs iron, Muen--l bog j West
Il bx glass; PaLleD &co--}l rolls leather IL bdles
satdery Davey-lu ebls whisky f Roder--30 do
r f Theurer--5 bbs bungs Weekerling-21 pigs
tobacco j Irby d. Son-74 pkg hardware kprsheedt
IL Benvenu--25 bdIs twine + N Ogden pkgs mdse
L Carp--2 rolls leather 4 Turnell3 boxes mdse 5
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s1ss was for burial easket, The brother has
gone Into an nvesti OF the &
been issued for the seventh annual meeting OF
the 'Natlonal B,ard Ct Steam NayIgas,o,n" to to
wednesday, september 4. at 10 O'clock 9, m,
The objects for which The board was organized,
and which 1t is seeking to attain at the hands Of
Congress- are, better safeguards for life and
PROPERTY, fixed and permanent rules Of navi-
CATION, relief from the exaetions of a'ent-
right vendors, protection from undue liabill-
boatmen and o large delegation is looked for
from St. Louis end vicinity.
ave- hope New Orleans, who is also, largely IN
terested will be represented at the above meet
ing.-fEd DEMOCRAT.
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N ]. s'iigs
vrCWsBuses. srsEEryHhLE AnD BENDS.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
60 neaVef F 6gsrH y5IHG 1ssn hAToHEz
lassAlHaRRssEs@ Davis Bend and intermediate land
sASs'S'sa@ ingg-Tho steaam1nerr xnu
I'm place Of the r. E. Lee,)
William ernpbell, master,
John e. Mossop, clerk,
leaves as above, connecting at VtcksbuTg WIFE
Parisots Ling for all points on the laSoo> Sun
flower. Deer Greek eng 4 T WhVME
GEO. D. HITE. Agents.
FOB aREENYILLE, yIOKBBURa AND THE
BENDS,
- ss'.'0' F H1 nREENVTLLE. VIOKBBURG
1885, and the Bends-Tha fine and fast
HSSAaasassa" PASSENGER ugekef
FRANK FARGOUss
White agtsr ri, g9r t. Holss r eerk h,
ali points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers.
Boat reserves the right ito pass all landings
that the captain may deem sMn,v vn : Bopu
Il. VI. ADAMS.
SATURDAY VIQkIgIBgKF{q4u EMITTED g7N STATES
Leaves t SyRFz 7hf AeKKggBHdRRhd4 n s.
nsAAgS - Natchez and all intermediate land
YAXD0 VALLEY,
lin place OF Natchez)
Frank Beck, Jr., master, Andy Roland, clerk
CONNECTING Of Vieksbnrg with the Parisot Lane
for Yazoo, Tallahatchfe and SuntlOWer rivers
a 81 With Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo ane
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
ings that the Captain may eonsider unsafe.
@of J2NNEY WohK p los Com nD street.
J. E. OARLIN. IT Tchoupiteulas st.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE REV ORLEANS DEM Graf.
Tuesday. August ID. 1878.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO ORAT.
Tuesday. August 10. 1878. }
arrivals.
ASSUMPTION, Belle, Mary Ida, st Mary, J. nj.
White, Edward ), Gay. Bertha. John Wllson'
Martha.
Departures.
Alvin. Emma IRVINE. Belle. Rice Farmer. EVa'
Assumption. st. Mary.
T8 AFFEv@s
y Eva, Assumption, Lafonrche: Alvin Emma
Irvine lower coast; Belle, upper coast St.
Mary. Ouachita Belle, Bayou Sara; Frank Par-
you'd. Greenvflis.
stage 9f the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report Of the stage OF water
nit various points, with changes In the "a hours
ending yesterday ct .. m.
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GRAND ISLE.
BAYOU SARA

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
r. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
leIIAlnzlErasS Hermitage, Port Hudson Lobdells
azz#==sa5asss" store. Baton Rouge, Plaquemine and
postoffice landings-Steamer
ST. MARY,
TN place Of Gov. Allen)
J. J. Brown. master. !, s; streek, clerk,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ct s 2. M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board Or to
J. E. CARLIN, II TchoupftouIas st.
iyst JANNEY & WORK. LOG Common ct.
REGULAR gEMT~ wv EEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
rm. :. FOR B 4 { 81 p CARA, WATERLOO
Ls5SAsssSska Hermitage Port Hickey Baton
asazSaAsszza&z@ Rouge Pladuemine and way land
fngs-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACHETA BELLE.
TN place of the John w. Cannon.
John @. Libano master, Thomas Howard, olerR,
every MONDAY and FRIDAY. For freight Or
passage apply on board or to
BRITTON EPPLER, g Gravier gt.
LORD d MqPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
auaD G. G. WAYNE, 1os Grayier street.
P.B-The st. John having been laid ND. the
OUAGHITA BELLE will attend to ali Of her
'''''''' ''''' 10000 EXCURSION.
FARE FIVE DOLLARS-Good for passage
on steamer OUhCHITA BELLE leaving New
| Orleans SATURDAY EVENING, and return
| ing on steamer JOHN ". CANNON, arriving
| Sunday evening.
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Cleared Yesterday.
gTEAMBOATH.

Port Eads, Toms. from ST. Louis. with barges
J M White Tobn. from Cairo with e ] Gay in tow
Bertha Board, from Washington
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Upper Coast
Belle Heno from Upper Coast
A Assumption. Charlet, from Bayou LntourChe
s. Mary, Brown, from Bayou Sara
Martha Bsssett from Port Eads
Jno Wilson, Blanks from Cuba
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Trains will leave as follows !:

On SUNDAYS the trains will leave the LACE
at $3.50 o'clock D. m. and the city at O'Clock
The last train will leave the Lake at $50
O'Clock .. m. on Sundays.
Passengers for Gentilly must notify the Com
ductor prior to the departure Of train.
my1 " D. B. ROBINSON. Receiver.
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Receipts ut the Old Basin

Am1ts River-Per schr Lille Simms--7000 slaves
10 900 shingles to master
Pascapoula-Per schr La BretonDe-140o bbls char
coal t. master
Paacagoula Per schr Appaaehee-12oo bbls char
coal to master
Blind River-Per sohr Florance--9o00 slaves order
Pass Manchae-Per sohr Mary Diana-20 Cords OF
wood to master
Blind kiver-Per soop Buena Vista--7o0o slaves
to order
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LIVER
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN g. o. LHNz

.wEHa The steamship
YasAlAAII FIRE QUEEN,
Williams, Commander
will sail on or about August IS. 1878. from hss
wharf foot Of Esplanade street,
viii receive cotton and Sign through bills OF
Iadfng for the Continent. between Havrs and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, VIII
cross the bar OF tho Mississippi at all times
without detention,
DECAN &c CO.,
de20 " 30 Carondeet street,
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
AHgnat ID 1873,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
August ID. 1873. J
Cleared sunday.
Steamship CITY Of Mexico Mcintosh, for Vera Cruz.
via Bagdad, Tampleo and TnspaD-
PUG, Corral &es
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Emily b Souder. Foote, for Key Vest
K Roberts
Mex sehr Norma, Casariegc, for Tabasco-
Avendano Bros
Arrived
schr vernal Letch, 5 days from Utills. to J ? Ma.
chsca-~Pio Tier
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Imports
Receipts of Produce

| UTILLA-Psr schr Vernal-135O punches bananas
as 900 eoooanuts So 900 pantains 10 bbs LINES to
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at CalliOpe street
depot from July g. 1873. rs follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Express No. 1.5:45 pm. Express No.2. 9:0oam.
Way No g.. TOO am. Way NO; -;.;;7 BOP. 10.
Sunday. <,.x,,
throughito Louisville. Cincinnati Columbus. o.,
and Chicago without change. and for st, Louis
sleeper Is attached at Milan, enabling pnssen-
gers 10 go through without leaving the train.
Only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and berths secured at 2Oamp
street. corner Of Common.
r.. CHANDLER. Cen. Pass Agent. NH
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RRE N EN- .

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OT} ~
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA,
1pEfSgh The steamships Of the North aea
man rToyd will resume their Regular Tripa
as follows
From Bremen. From n. Orleans
Koln. 1919. September About October
Frankfurt .... September 10 About October 2gs
Hanover 49,. October 16 About Novenn. ~
These steamers touch outward at Hgvre anu
Havana and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or HayTe to Haa
vana or NeT Orleans-oaban, $50 feold); etesr4
III From sp New Orleans to Southampton. Ha7re Of
tgoldl; Storage. SIS tgold),
Children under ten years. half price: CHILE
drep undsr ono year, free.
n B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter III. EEa
hard in Galveston Is authorized to Issue sgesre
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
| From Bremen to Galveston. 81. gold
4 From Bremen to Indianola, s45 80. gold.
The company reserves the right 70 cnangsSha
route Of the steamers their advertised days %
| Passage tickets from Bremen. HuthaYnpe6n
| or HaYre 10 New Orleans Issued By jhe nndaEs
| signed,
| FOR further particulars apply to
ED. r. 6TOORME7ER & CO.. Agents.
| aus1 1v ~ Union street,
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SEMI. WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX-
Leeayes every MONDAY at 5 q. n, and FRI
DAY at 10 a. m.
ggsns au THE NEW PASSENGER sThAMEB
laSsaaSaaSassnY ASSUMPTION,
aaSsasss8&e' I'm place Of Henry Tete),
P 4. Charlet, master, N. Z. Dupuis clerk
Pays particular attention to way business. Re,
tnrning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday and
Saturday. coming down the coast Wednesdays
and Sundays In daylight. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or TO
B. RIVET, los Decatur street,
P. B.-Has q clerk on the landing during the
day at the head Of Bienvtlle street TO receive
freight.
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RAILROADS.
DONTCHARTRATN RAILWAY

I
Depot at the head of Elysian Fields street,
near the Levee. Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day 20 cents Children under twelve
yeHrs 10 cents. Fare to GENTLY is cents each
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Receipts mt the New Basin

A mite River-Per steamer Georgia Muncy---l6o,-
shin gss ~ 600 feet lumber so cords wood end sun
dries to M Mnncy
Pasoagouls-per schr Walter Denny--Ao,ooo feet
lumber to FL Buddig
Bonfouca-Per sohr Bonfouca--35 cords wood to
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Martha Toulme-
500 bbs sand to order
Wolf River-Psr sohr Galeas--2o, 900 feet lumb Der
to L Movers
Pearl River-Per barge Lucy--32oo0 feet lumber
a
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sEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE
PACKET.
THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY.
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 6
o. M
IT, O.. THE PASSENGER STEAMER
.kEEa sss@sss3S EVA.
TN place of the W. J. Poitevent.)
q. D. Terrebonne master Tom Knee and III.
Paws particular attention to way business. Be-
turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday even
ing and Saturday morning. For freight or
passaae apply on board or to
''>' TERREBONNE & BRO. Agents.
63 Decatur street
p, S.-+The Eva extends the Thursday trip to
st. Mary's Church. APPS u
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coULRs OomMERC1AL oo1LEaE AXE

GOULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary Tnstitute.-Day and evening ges-
sions the entire year; elective systems. 90
branches Of study: daily Lectures gymnasium
disposition manners health and morals; aona
Bectarfan students free to college. literary azas
debating society: full faculty large WsIl yea-
tilated study rooms. and all necessary apDaga@
sus; special classes In particular studies. Eog
boys, at from al TO IS Per month.
se1e5y GEO. aoULE. psesfdans
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MILITARY EXERCISES

obligatory on all students or cadets. Those
who are auartered In the University building
are constantly day and night, under military
Baton Rouge are subject to military discci inc
only while they are performing their daily du-
| ties at the institution. E&aA
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS,
| Catholic and Protestant given il the Uni,
| to attend the churches In Baton Rouge desig-
| mated by their parents.
| Granted that This Institution Is capable OF
| educating the youths of Louisiana why should
parents spend half rs much in mere travelling
| expenses to and from institutions in other
| States as would pay all the expenses Of their
| sons here for q whole session Of nine month?
| For further information address
| iv25 cot DIV D r. BOYD, President