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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-09

NORTH CARoLINIANS
will please take notice that
LEVY BROTHERS
have the Largest DryGoods Store in this State.
II you wish 10 make pui Chases for yourselves,
your wives, or little ones. you wilt find no difficulty
In procuring something that will suit. They show
large stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
GooDs FOR E"ys' and Mems wear,
MATTtEGS,
CARPETS,
LINEN DIR rs SES for Ladies,
UNDERWEAR If al kini.,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.;
all OF which viii be sold mt the lowest prices ever
known; and you get an
EXTRA TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
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Speaking To- Night.-Coionel William ?.
Burwc!! and probably Others Of the Con:erv-
atiyc candidates for Congress will address
the citizens OF Manchester it the Hastings
courthouse Tonight * S O'Clock.
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rE,HE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD Pom.
9S-EExT STORE.
ECElVED TODAY AT THE
a9-CENT STORE,

sos BROAD STREET,
The Iarsast and most beautiful line of CHROM0s
we have,eFer had; over CITY different subjects
In heavy Ssfd black-wa'nut frame; only S1.9S
Can and look at them, and bug yourself u really
handsome sieture cheap.
a large lot Of CLOTHES-IfAMPERS and FLAT
<LOTHES-BAsKETS;
10e pairs OK TIN spITT0NS, with patent iron bot.
toms; cannot ,urg over, and will never rust out
ealing at 98c. q pair:
More OF those large UEARTH VASES at 99c. a
nfsS;
SHOES of all kinds at the at,-cENr STORE;
MEMS and BOYS HATS u, 99c.;
Have tuSi received another invoice Of UsiSREL-
LAS and PARASOLS;
Selling out our SILK PARASIf.S ) at VI so. worth
S2.25 s3;
PARlAN MARBLE BUSTs. MANTEL FIGURES,
VASES, and TOILET SETS:
5sAJOLICA PLATES. PITCHERS, TEA,poTs.
FLOWER-BAsKETs; sMoKING-sETs. &C., In
No. b05 Broad street,
a new lot Of BIRp-CAGES just In.
EIGHT-BALL CROQUET, IN nice box, at 99c.
au0
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-for Tue Mlo"
die Atlantic States. warmer, clear Weather'
followed by cloudiness and occasional ram,
variable winds, mostly southerly, and lower
pressure. .,u
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain, varia-
bic winds, stationary pressure and tempe
rature.
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NOPTU CAROLINA.
NUIk IT Ny.iNVTIINA3
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, :
RALEIGH, August >, 1878. )

RALEIGH, August J, 1878. }
John q. Purcell, Esq, Richmond, Va.:
Dear Sir,-I am directed by Governor
Vance to return thanks for your kind invl-
tation to the banquet and other hospi!aliies
to be rendered to the merchants OF North
Carolina by the citizens OF Richmond on the
occasion OF an excursion to that city on the
7th instant, and to say in reply that serious
illness ir his family will forbid his acceptance.
Yours very truly,
LEE S. OvERMAS, Private Secretary.
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Moonlight UriN.-The Union Guard.
Captain james IL. Cunningham, had an un-
dress drill last eight. Thcy proceeded to
Richmond ria Maro's bridge, and returned
to the city about IL o'clock.
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SAVE MoNEYby having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRIETING-HoUsE. Coca wosk, loH
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE MozAET.-Quita 4 number CT the
North Carolina visitors were present at the
Mozart last evening, and these, together
with the usual attendance, went to make
up 4 large audience.
The proc ramme was well chosen and adj
mirabIy rendered, though the orchestra was
very small, and the sudden illness OF Alr.
Beier. who was to play 4 cornet solo. de-
tractcd much from the success OF the pr
formancc.
MIS-. Reinhartit sang eXquisitely two
solos, "Mio Firnando," by Auber, and
"Angel's Scrcnadc," by Braga. The latter
piece was highly descriptive and peculiarly
well suited to her rich pathetic voice.
The duo for violin and piano. between
DR.. Bartkowski and Professor Relnhardt,
was 4 finished and graceful performance, rs
was also Signor JardeIla's clarinet solo,
POlonaisc." by Miller.
Professor Thllow. whose musical efforts
are ALWAYS crowned with success, rendered
with much feeling and taste cello solo,
which consisted OF two selections by Schl-
bert He was accompanied on piano by
Miss Laura Thilow, who aided no little III
her fathers success.
It was quite late before the performance
began, owing to the embarrassment calised
by the sudden illness OF Mr.. Beier. Pro-
fessor Kessnich, however, who Is most faltl-
able in such All emergency, surrendered Ills
violin, and, CALAMITY taking the cornct, put
an end to this troublesome dilemma.
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AUcT1oa sALEs THIs DAY.

ES- On all safes Of Real Estdts mnGs bctueen
ths Let ~ i'm cary aRa Test Of Jeas ths tg5esJs5
Oh present yeGT Enpe to De paid by IT'D 9t;Tcaasr
on all sniGf mate bet1es,, the Lat Of Jatyaad ias
Of the year tae fGsss haue 10 be p1tf by sstfer
IThis custoW was adopted about tlftptn years axc
bs all the real estate agents In Richmond, and 8y<
riies TO Richmond aud dyisintty.1
E. n. COOK. 10 A. H., Mt 1922 Main street, pawn
broker sale.
JAS. NACD0UGALL. ] O A. b.. furniture, mat
trasses. oda-fountaia, chromos, etc.
j, l.. APPERSoN, 81 p. NJ. residence No. 814
Il. west Franklin strees.
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ITycLAfxED AND Observation-Disclosures
and postals addressed as follows rena,h un-
claimed In the Richmond post-otfice: Charles
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PERSONAL.

rs'O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
4 Ny VIII. GEORGIA K. {. TAYLOR, having
,.f. nv h,l and hoard hereby caution Il y,l rsors
not 10 credit her my account. viii not oe re-
spcusib!c for uny ccbts contracted ~ her.
mn g.2t JAMES +. TAYLOR.
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SIMMER RESORTS.


ID ED SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Thisf faVo-
III rite ana weil-known summer resort Is now
open for the reception OF visitors. The ,hcalh-re-
storing proptrte of the water, beautiful scenery.
elegant society. aud splendid table d,hoe, with lis
easy access from the Chesapeake ard Ohio rairoud,
render this V the most desirable resorts III the
mountains. \ reduction IN the prices hts been
made,
iyl3-lm WILLIAM ADAIi. & SONS.
yNHE HYGELA HOTEL, OLD POINT
L COMFORT, VA.-Situa,ed within, 100 yards
of Fort Monroe. Open AL the year. with ample Gu
pacity for GOO guests. Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells IN every
room: water batli-roons and closets each floor.
Six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen TO
twenty frst-class steamers land dali. except sun
slay) $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, ana every comfort provided
for tourists and ftaltli-seekers during the winter.
Fire-escapes only fifty feet apart OH every floor Su-
perior beach for bathing at door-steps. and good
from May until November. floating, iishing, and
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
bcrIbing hygienic advantages.
YERMS: SO TO $3.50 per day, according to loca.
tion Of and number In room. length Of stay, &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS.
40 I5-tAu31 Proprietor.
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HUT TODAY,
rs their store Will bc
CLOSED ON SATURDAY.

CHOICE ToBACCo.-We were yesterday presented
by the manufacturers. Mcssrs. CHARLES HI. CON
RAD ( CO., Of Danyiilc, Va, through their agent,
Mr.. J. ". COERkD. with some of their choice brands
OF lCbacco-thc /" Log Cabin ard Love Among
the Roses. Il is Grst-casS article, and Stems 10 Gc
all lhat these gentlemen claim for It, Give them
;ripl and ic .sti fed.
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pRTNTENG.ssOUSEs.
nIsPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.

4 NlSHAlCH Z
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
*
Having one Of the LARGE EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH, co,n-
bined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
parcd to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description oncf
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDS.
VIsITING-cARDs.
rsoFEsSIoNAL-CARps.
wEDDING-CARDS.
sHoW-CARDs,
CIRCULARS.
ELLIS LADISG,
RECEipIys
LErTER-HEADs.
SOTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
CHECKS NOTES, .
DEUG-LABELs.
LAWS ENVELOPES,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work i'll a manner that cannot he sur
passed.
We also do HI kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from tie country promptly nl!eu and de-
| iyrred by express or mail.
We will chceriuy furnish estimates and send
SAMPLES wren required. nh t2-''S~S"
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Iuo,ssF0gsas,s ACsD rssasp.s AFE.


ACID PHOSPHATE
is ESPECIALLY USEFUL FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
URINARY DIFFICULTIES,
SUCH AS
GRAVEL AND DIABETES,
CEREBRAL. AND SPINAL PARALYSIS,
MENTAL EXHAUSTION,
WAhEFULNESS AND HTSTERIA,
FOR THE
PROSTRATION AND DEEANGEMEET
CONSEQUENT UPON
SUNSTROKE,
WEAKENED ENERGY
IMPAIRED VITALITY,
AND FOE
SEASICkEESS 1T Is 4 SPECIFIC.
Manufactured under direction of Professor f.. y.
I1orstord by the Rumforl Chemical Work..
SPUTTS & GIBSON. Agents.
and for sale by the druggists. aIi geo"
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-There was & con-
siderable increase in the tobacco transac-
tions on 'Change yesterday. Highest re-
ported price paid, S65.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF Di-
reclors Of the Chamber OF Commerce called
for Yesterday was adjourned on account OF
The absence OF members with the North
Carolina cXcur$ionists.
The Norwegian brig Kelding, El!enscn
master, cleared yesterday for Arendal. Nor
way. with l,522 barrels refined petroleum.,
valued at $500, shipped by MeisSner, Ack-
crrnann u Co., per G.. Ed. Bulk, agent.
Vessel chartered by Curtis & Parker.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday were $9,375.4G.
The regular Friday night open-air con-
cert at Sanger Halle has been unaVoidably
postponed till tomorrow MI ght.
The Governor yesterday issued his war
rant ior the rendition of James Sanford,
charged with bgamy in the city OF Balt!-
more, and for his delivery TO 7. i. Hall. the
agent OF the State of Maryland appointed
to receive him.
One cargo OF coal received coastWisc
yesterday and one oi wheat shipped.
Mr.. Willie Atkinson, OF Richmond. was
very badly hurt on Saturday last in G!ouces-
ter county by a horse falling on him. His
condition was critical when last heard from.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change Yesterday were N. l.. Hutchinson.
Lynchburg; J. B. Cobb, Danyille; N. A.
Strattan, Tennessee; W. Logan, Jr., Hall
fax; J. IL. Kiucherlocker, Cincnnati; &.
Dunn, Rochester, y. Y; y. q. Hayner,
Annapolis, Nd; and some dozen North
Carolina eycHrsioniSts.
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HAMPDEN-SIDN COLLEGE,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, w

Curriculum embraces fnll Instruction IN CLAS'
SICAL. SCIENTIFIC and NOR " STUDIES.
JUNE 18TH. Toial expenses, exclusive OF beard,
Sl2J. Good board ut Stewards Hall for SO Il
month; in private families from Sl2 20 Slo
month. For further particulars address
j. NJ. Z. ATKINSON.
iy l5-,Scl5 President.
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FROG !, Prominent VETERINARY SURGEON :
fr. William IT. Giles. chemist: >ir-lhaYe prac-
ttceI cxicnsiycy III Europe and America AID you.
new discovery. Iinimcut I1G!de Ammonia, sur
passes :uylhin. ever used for snts, strains, Ianc
ness in the limbs Or shoulders. weakness across the
kidneys winr!-gali-, and hard Eony swclngs OH the
Joints. /, Is trHy marvellous. Yours very truly,
RALPH OCLE,
Veterinary Surgeon,
$50 west Twcnty-Gfth street, New York.
Sold by ali t.rti." "!,!s. Send for pamphict.
DR.. GILES.
l2O West Broadway, New York
Trial BOTTLES. % cents.
Mnolcslie nIeM.s. PCRCELL, LADD X 20.
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THE wEArnER YESTERDAY was clear and

THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY !: 6 A. H., 70
9 A. NJ, 80; noon, 81; 3 P. NJ, 90; 6 7.
M.. SS: midnight, rs.
Mean temperature, S5s.
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TO BE VISITED TODAY.
Our visiting friends vii please take notice
that the Richmond Cedar-Works and the
Old Dominion Cotton Mills, situated on the
Manchester side OF the river. will be open
to their inspection from to II O'Clock. In
the cedar-works they will see made all de-
scriptlons Of wooden-ware, and every stage
OF the operation by machinery. a visit to
these works and the cotton mills will am ply
repay them. They will cross over by Mayo's
bridge, without charge.
The Nail-Works, on Belle Isle, are also in
operation. and the Old Dominion Iron and
Nail-W orks Company have extended cor
dial invitation to our visitors to 60 over and
inspect them.
we may very safely add that our friends
from North Carolina will be very gladly wei
coined at any OF our manufacturing eStab-
lishmcnts that may be in operation.
TO-DAY's PROGRAMME.
This morning the visitors will call upon
the Richmond merchants at their places OF
business, and spend IL portion OF the day il
visiting points OF interest i'll the city, &c
Tonight there will be special moonlish
excursion for the North Caro!inians on The
steamer Ariel to Dutch Gap, &c.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

u -. ~ -, 49,, >; :,
TRs N C. EICE expects to resume her scholaStc
nfirS nj eos SECOND street between Clay and Lelgh
on MONDAY "a of september. She has had much
experience. has given very genera ~,
ca,cnlatcd 10 develop, to instruct, aud refine Inc
ienr the habits. ara department; also, TO pr"lno,e
the health Thorcuphncss in principles. from rrh-
mcn;s through primary and iu,ermediate to hish
branches. Best references given. jy 3l-eod2~f
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TO BE VISITED TODAY.

Lie TIC between bleSSiS. Nliici ab
Frischkorn was subsequently "shot Off,,
and resulted in favor Of Mr.. Miller.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA,

TwESTY-sIXTH SESSION BEGINS sEPTEM-
BER 4TH.
Collegiate. Elective, and Preparatory courses Lo-
cation unsurpassed. Town and College noted Tor
good morals. .o.,,.o H..
EXPENSES for forty weeks, from 81 60 to S2f0 tln-
nludue tuition, board fuel, lights and was iing1.
Students from sixteen States. Fer Catalogues
&c, address 40, ,.cr.,r,-
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ON THE GROUNDS.

The main pavilion presented most
attractive appearance. Upon the front OF
the main entrance, on the northern sido Of
the building, appeared conspicuous trans.
parency bearing the word "Welcome."
The building itself was profusely decorated
with banners and flags of all nations. In.
deed, there was not spot upon the entire
structure that was not covered by a banner
or an insignia of some description, present
ing most inviting picture to look upon.
The scene was happy one. and long will its
recollection remain in the hearts OF those
present.
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II. A. STROBE Matt. Medalist University OF 'lr-
glnia), Pr!ncpai; tr.-
H. C. BROCK, B. LII. University o, siTe,nn tte
Comfy ssisant Instructor In Latin University
n. virginia., Associate Instructor.
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PARISH OF ST.. JAMES, }
October %, 1873. :

Mr.. Editor PLEASE inform the
public that | have Just received the
first edition of the Plantation Diary
of the late Mr.. VaIcOnr Aine, and
that | will at once proceed to jour
ney through the river parishes 70,
the purpose of Offering the work to
Planters. The numerous meteoro-
logical data, thus furnished, will be
found of great interest, and may
serve hereafter to frame a rule for
til" prediction of cold weather-a
rule similar to that Of Marshall
Bngeand tor the prediction of other
changes Of weather, which is en-
bodied in the work offered. The
attention Of Planters is specially
called to the remarks of Mr.. Anne
concerning frozen cane. The cost of
publishing the manuscript having
been vastly underestimated, the
price OF one volume is changed from
81 to 50, except for the subscribers
TO whom | have already pledged
myself. | trust that the Diary will
receive all the patronagei it deserves,
but will feel mach more amply re,
warled, should | succeed in con-
vrylng valuable information to the
patrons OF huSbandry.
Your Obedient servant,
ALB. FERRY.
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'at'on to the nearest and most con.
'e'leht point on the opposite bank.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

VI b1lOSU COtl
'en'ent point on the opposite bank
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
LIST; Cash in U. s. Currency.
@hd.-Each lessee shall! execute II
favor OF the President of the Police
jury, good and solvent security
ID u sum double the amount of tn,
price OF adjudication of his ferr,
w'tnnn ten days after adjudication
conditioned Cor the faithful perfor
nance OF his duties. as ferry.mar
ana to secure the specific compliance
81 the following conditions:
lSt. Each lessee shall furnish safe
anu convenient water crafts and ex.
perle'iced and able bodied oarsmpu
Tor the safe transportation of passcn.
gers.
md. Each ferry shall be REQUIRED
TO " at the established rates.
IRON sunrise to sunset and also at
light ut doublr rates.
ORD. The Court House md Ryh;s.
n ferries Shall be required to keen.
IN addition totheabove watcrcrafts,
hats, safe and convenient for thrp
transportation of vehicles and ami.
mails.
1t shall he the dirty of the Court
fi"'ls1 Ferry! ocroSs. free Of char.
@e, the members Of the Police jury.
'hr members of the School Board.
When ON official business the mem.
bers of the grand and petit iurirs.
during their attendancein the Cont.
witnesses in criminal caScS.tle She,
'lff and his deputies, con tables in
We rN"r ton OF criminal :, rocessrs
Inc lessee of the Court House Fer
ry shall receive from the Parish the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars. paya.
bic at the end of his lease for the
above services.
The police Jury reserves the right
to h'1nnli and rancpl auyof said lea.
SEES for the violation of any of t,,..
ABOVE @f''f' ''s"" I'D conditions
yD the lrsseeS thereof.
A. LlVA!N BOURGEOIS.
President Of the Police jury,
- Jam" .'"atltg1 18th. 1878.
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HENRY l'EITi1L.
Us. NO. 2J1.
WILLIAM MILES,
Second Justice Court. in and for the
Parish of 1t. James.

BY virtue of Il writ # Fieri Facias to me
directed by the Hon. VIM. II. Lawtnn Sc
conc justice of the peace, i'll and for the
parish Of st. james, | Will proceed to sale
1T public auction. ut the Court House. in
said parish. on saturday November 3oth.
ISIS AT 10 O'clock A. NJ. the interest Of de-
f. dan zone ltaltA IN IL certain w inch
Gable. about five acrc>ta6U irct) in leng!ii :
a at cheak lines, seized in the above enti-
tied suit.
Terms: Cash on the spot.
MOSES IlPSCOMB.
Constable.
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Take notice that by virtue OF an
order of he p eSinent of the Police
Jury Of the Parish OF st. James. |
will offer tnr Sale at Public Auction
at the Court House OF this Parish.
on Tuesday the 10th day of Novem.
Der. ISIS, the Ferry Privileges of
this Parish for one wear, commen-
cling on the Sixth day of December.
1913.
Ferries to be iocate7 as Follows !:
LIST. Upper line ferry. running
from Felix Mrlancon'S Store in the
9th. ward to the nearest and most
convenient point on the opposite
bank.
2nd. White Hall ferry, running
from tybisli in the 9TH. ward to the
nearest and most convenient point
on the opposite bank.
:irl. Colomb ferry, running from
Colomh'S Store in the 3rl. ward to
the nearest and most convenient
point on the opposite bank.
itll. Court House Ferry. running
from the Court House to the nearest
and most convenient point on the
opposite bank.
9th. College Point Ferry. running
from College point landing to the
nearest and most convenient point
on the opposite bank.
9th. The Welllam Ferry, running
from the Welham Homestead Plan
tation Landing to the nearest and
most convenient point on the oppo-
site bank.
It'll. The New Vacherie Road Fer
ry. running from the New Nacherie
Road landing to the ncarrSt and
most convenient point on the oppo
sity bank.
Stl,. The Long View Ferry. run.
ningtrom Laichr Bros. plantation to
the nearest and most convenient
point on the opposite bank.
9th. The Golden Grove ferry. run
ming from the Golden Grove Planta.
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Against amendment, 134s
l@Tn rhOpooED AMENDMENT.
Fo" amendment, 81
Against amendment, 1861
III PROPOSAL AMENDMENT.
For amendment, 81
Against amendment, 1865
llrn PROPOSED ..MENDMENT.
For amendment, 5.2
Against amendment, 1861
18TH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
For amendment, $50
Against amendment, 1860
llIu lL.DlO~ED ANENDI Mt
For amendment. $50
Against amendment, 1850
iru PROPOSED ...MENlMTN1
For amendment, 5s5
Against amendment. 1856
1sru PROPOSED MENDNlNT
Fm nmpr1m""+, 71e
Against amendment, 1913
It'll pROPO I'D AMENDMENT.
For amendment. 1Os
Against amendment, 1923
corn PR AMENDMENT.
For amendment. 713
Against amendment, 1916
2isr PROP SGD AMENDMENT,
For amendment, 10
Against amendment, jl3l
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-23

This Company has peil TO TIE families Of
policy. holders ov'l $3oG.o0O. during the past
eight years.
If 20" want safety. >"rnyitv and fair deal
ing. insure yonr life in this Home Sontirrr
Institution.
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pOIICE JURY.
President. A. l.. Bourgeois;
S.cr-tarv. Emile j. Laichc:
Members. !. 4. Druilhrt. J. Il. Frrc,aua,
T,lieirn Wa.nr>pack. Dhsir" l.ehianc. ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mirr ilrnrv Johnson.
Felix T.. Porhc. Richard \. Harrison.
SCHOOI. BOARD.
President, j. Gentil:
Secretary, y, Louis tia,ihrt:
Members. J. T.. pac'l". MArr"l,n llr-
emit. Alfred Piaisanre. 7: N"ma Martini
Thrlcsphorc Dugas. A.. w Thompson, Il. l..
NTnrcand.
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COURSE. OF STUDY.
ADMISSION

granted to young men and Youths
not under fourteen years of age.
who are proficient in ;he branches
of 4 common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the SrS>i"n.and he CHARGED onlytrom
date OF entrance. Students may be
residents OF other States.
.s..osz or beneficiary cadets
@tntso1 be received Untll the Lrgis-
tlrr ..# al appropriation to
ay tfet, y uses.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-23

SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President.
JOHN II. PIKE. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON SECOND Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-23
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
"a & r i @ HT TTT a r
..
Mechanical College.
49, TON GE-

Mechanical College.
1aTcEE GE, L,
Is now open for the rrccntion of
students and cadets. Session BEGINS.
10y law, October sand ends july 4.
FACILITIES FOR DESTRUCTION.
NrrN good: an experienced Ia
atty. NOW Of four prolrssors-the
lumber expected >non to be iurlra.
seq much n~'li'nS"nhirn and cl,eni.
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction il Engineering. large
nins'iemS OF Natural History: Ii.
nta'y of fully fourteen thousand
volumes, aud a good equipment of
small arms aud artiIl RS tur mill.
farN exercises. Efforts are also ma
ilHg 10 get i'll rralino~s the Ey-
pelinlcntal Farm and NorksioDs,
COURSE o FSTUDY.
Embraces a wide field Of litera.
tufr and science; and for the pres
eat parents will >rit ct the Studies
which tl,rv may wish their sons to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as st"dins, only obligatory
on the ra"ets who are qnarterrd in
the University building, and option.
a Nlt9i o'lic. students. who board
in Baton Rouge. To become '.stud.
rnt' or ''rt!et," $50. tioual with the
parent.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-23
SATURDAY. NOV. D. 1873.
Official Directory
Fourth Judicial District.

rComprising the Parishes Of Ascension,
st. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District .jndyc...........N Henry Dnf1el,
District Attorney. b. Earhart.