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BOILER EXPLOSION.

DERBY LINE. W., Juno !, 1878.
Tho steam engine IN the sawmii Of II. Penney,
Holland, W., exploded last evening, driving the
aineer through the side OF the building scalding
boy badly. Part OF the boiler was thrown
tirely through the roof
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THE STEAMER EsTELLE.

PRoviDEScx, r. l., June 7, 1879
BY order OF Attorney General Dsvons. United States
Marshal Coggeshaii will release tho steamer Esielle,
which has been held December last the rep
resent atous OF tho Spanish Minister She has been
purchased by a mail contractor 10 be used between
Morgan City, La, and lndianoia, Texas
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


4 rrRAcrivE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.
ST. PETERS, BRIDE-Ons Of the boldest and most
original Of modern tmos ny Mrs. St Jonn (Eckc
Harper. OF maria Monks Daughter" Price, 81 50
PsCcAvI A new novel BY Emma wsndisr. Of Clsvs-
lond, ohio. rricc, IL So
MRS. FizzLEBURY's NEW GIRL A humorous story
BY Do Cordova, tho lecturer. illustrated 90 centa
THE LILY or SAN .INIAro. ANEW novel BY xra
LITTLE GUZZy. Another bright book. BY John Hab
horton, suthor Of "Helcn's Babies" illustrated 81.
IyNOCENTs FROM ABROAD A rscy ne book By
the author Of Toms Wife," illustrated. 81.
STRIKERS COMMUNISTS. TRAMPs AND DErEc-
TivEs. BY Allan Pinkerson. illustrated 81 so
LOVE WORKS WONDERS. new novel By the
author Of Thrown on the World" 81 80.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER sosh
ern's iaughable new book. ST.
THE MoLLTE MAGUIREs AND DETECTIvEa Allan
Pinksrton's wonderful book illustrated. 81 So
Sold everywhere and sent by mali, postage free.
W. CARLETON a CO.. Publishers. New York
A RE you GOING INTO ruE CUUNTRYf
"A Homo journal complete guide summer Resorts
showing distances prices and necessary particulars
For sale eyerywhsre. price censs-
Norris PHILLIPS \ CO.. 3 Park Place New York
4 BRlGHrs. DIABETES. DKOPsY PARALYSIS.
hgr.vei stone kidney and bladder diseA Asm
govt curAblc Without tbe ASAHEL NATURAL
MINERAL SPRING TER, u supersedss everything
cse Consult atoo urinary anaiysis and pamphlets. with
Brcads ny. New York These disc the
those producing premature mental and
physical decay and undiscovered aad incurrbe by the
Tns 10 tn. reason OF chronic dis
oHss nj unsuccessful treatment.
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day shook the earth for miles around The first
explorer descended the shaft nve minutes after the
explosion and others followed. Ten men were
rescued alive and were sent to the surface. when
one died almost Immediately, and the others SUI
fered much from after-damp.
IN GREAT DANGER.
Eight other men are allve and have taken refuge
In working OF the mine.
TWO HUNDRED AND THmry-Two DEAD.
Two hundred and thirty-two men are dead. The
explorers state that they found bodies decapi-
tated reduced to shapeless masses and some OF
them blown to pieces 1t Is expected that the
corpses WIN be brought up by midnight.
AGONY OF THE BEREAvED.
large crowd OF men, women and children sur.
round the mouth Of the pit. The cause Of the ex-
plosion is unknown, as blasting with naked lights
Is prohibited.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty iour hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding date or last year. as
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
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MANY things that bright. but dazzle" TO lead us
strmy such IS not the tact with HUxPHRKrs' rARrsiAS
DIAMONDS those magnificent trumpns of chemical ant
which are coating OF real diamond crystal base
Jewellers cannot detect then the real iher brill
lane, lasts forever The genuine Partisan diamonds
he onnght.t my store only RICHARD iiuMrHkEfS.
Jeweiier, el9 Broadway, corner 18th st., New York
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4 MORE PEACEFUL REPORT FORWARDED BY GEN
ERAL M DowELL.

WABHINGrON, juno y 1878
Tho War Department Is advised that Captain Ban-
bridge. commanding Fort Hall, reports on the
4th inst. that Indian arrived at the agency
on the I'd Buffalo Horns camp, and said that the
Indians n Camas Prairie had wrong; that
BuIalo Horo had but ten lodges, anu coming into
the agency two weeks. All quiet a. The agency and
vicinity General Mcdowell, IN forwarding the abe vo,
says:-
81 have tslearaphcd Howard, Major Sanford and
the Governor OF Idaho TO SEE if II Ia not
possible to communicate with the Indians
and AVOID hostinties; also asked General
Crook 10 instruct Captain Bainbrdge to
send some OF the For, Hall Indians to Camas Prairie
TO say 10 the Baurocks that do not wish TO make
war on them II they have done wrong and urge
Them 10 come the agency to avoid tho par
ties In Idaho who seeking them for the attack
made on tue white men on Camas PRAIRIE"
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An ELEGANT VARIETY or GENrLEMEN,s,
youths aud boys nArs a. popular prices >. .. TERRY
A Co. SBB Brondwnv.
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CROPS DAMAGED By FROST.

BosroS, Mass, juno 7. 1878.
Reports from various parts Of this State and New
Hampshire show that crops were greatly injured by
heavy frost last night
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
BRISTOL HOTEL LONn0N BURLINGiON GAR
s.s r's s%, m tine es
mental style and furnished with every possible eo%o,s
Proprietor, H. rlsELK, late Of Meuricss'
~ Msssra LAMBERT SON.
Manchester,
solicit cousianments OF live stock to the Manchester
Manchester Is As m,i,s ny rail- from Liverpool.
Established 1880.
I 0NG'S no fKI, BoND ST.. LONDON
lEstsblished upward Of century This vol known ant
fashionable part o. the West End Celebrated for ia
cuisine and collar Of tho choicest VINES
7 ONDON.-MkssRs JAY REsPECrFULLi REQUEs {
1.-the honor OF visit from ladies' and gentlemen visiting
the British meropoli. 10 asoect variety Of elegant silk
every variety in Dress. specially IN fars from the
best artists and representing the correct fashions OF the
asng testimony system OF business adopted
this visited during .oourn in London last
year warehouse Of Messr jay tho noted estSb
Ishmsnt tho world. In looking throu 4,
esass II hs as M
establishments Tor many Messrs Jay receive large
Paris and they sold at much moderate
prices than ladies them the Continent We
honorsd e.iA6ishmont where they
will be honestly and loyalty dealt with"
Special Agents for Bonnets Black Silks 243, 245 247
249. Isl aud 253 Regent IT,. London w.
NINE. rUssAUD's.. LoNDON.-PATRoSizED BY
Of so-dsy's Fashions President Grsnt Var Group Grand
puk. Nichols. 'psa p.:sa &C. superb ssproaason 2,
Head and Celebrity tho Terrible Chamber Of Horrors.
splendid orchestra Open from ten till ten
Cby special II. r. H. the Prince Of wsss
and II. X. H. the Duke Of Edinburgh.
Gun and Rino Manufacturer,
STA ST. james 81 London.
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AveFaRe iemperalurc COZ
yssf ........ 90
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. June I, 1878.
The British corvette Opal from EsquimaulI arrived
here to-day.
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So PEARL OR MIXED DERBY 81 90
(MAcKixAws. 81 o. worth 49, ID New Church ST.. np
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COOKS IMPERIAL-EXrKA DRY
For excellence CHI Alenge all imported champAnyo;
American Wine Company, 50 Lonis For sale By Park
TlLFORD and ACkEk. MERRALL co.
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A-sUMMER STYLES OF HATS FOX GENTLE.
men lowest prices r. EKNENwEIN, lfs Nassau ~,
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THOSE EUISANcE5, RHEUMATISM AND THE
rou, arc relieved BY GLESss SULPHUR soar.
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Tho condition OF william Cullen Bryant much
improved a. . late hour last night. Hts pulse con.
strong and regular and his mind grows clearer
and more active. He partakes OF nourisnment with
regularity and relish. aud MS physicians entertain
strong hopes OF his speedy recovery.
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INDIAN THREATS.
NEBRASKA BANDS ABOUT TO GO ON THE WAR
FAITH.

NEBRAsKA BANDS ABOUT TO GO ON THE WAR
FAITH.
rBY TxLEaRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
OMAHA, Neb, June Z, 1878.
h. G. Deer, post trader at spotted Tail Agency.
has just discovered that Spotted Tails bands
have obtained q large supply OF arms and am
munition within the last kw weeks from
various sources Thoy are incenssd At tho govern
ment Tor tn failure to remove them this spring
promised. They will appear TO be quiet ana hopeful
TIL the dance. about June TO- when they will
revolt and go on the warpash. Indians from
Yankton Agency have promised to join
them. spotted Tails bands number, with
squaws and children, $500, ana the Yanktons 1900.
The Omaha Herald edisorialIy says:-''rhere is
danger OF an Indian war home. Tho Indians
are supplied with arms and ammunition. The
OF trouble thar, usual the government refuses
to keep III treaty with them"
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HvxYADI JAxos.
THE BEST NATURAL APERrEYr.
THE LANcEr,-"rTu Jano.-Bnron Lisbis snsrms
that It's richness In aperent sas surpsaes that of all other
An Tiin British MEDICAL JoUaNAL:-.IIuny.di
apcrient water"
.rreovED BY TUE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE or
b Special caDER Or ms FRENCH GOVERN.
PROFESSOR vrRcnow Berlin. -"ruvsrI.sly good
'Ie si%s' ;Ssf' WIS.,. A.v. pro-
ssS ss:s W'. scs Sas
nG psso op LAUDER BRuxroS. N. pyRs
London peasant than It's rivals. and surpasses
"pRofEssUk ArrKEy, NJ. d.. r. n. g.. Roysi military
Hospital Netsy :'Preferred to Puns and Friodrlchs.
A wITEcLAssFUL A DOSE.
rypIsrEssssi a, 70 rns 4. InavEt.se rysLIc
Company u.imtod). London
FRED'K DIX BABY CO..
a and A. WARREN ST. NEW YORK.
FOR SALE BY Ds - SsocGRs ' %s6 Dauo
II. label on evsry genuine bottle printed on BLUE
paper
So PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 90
(MAcKiSaws 81 %. worth So - New Church st.. np
stairs
A-sUMMER STYLES OF HATS FOX GENTLE.
men lowest prices 7. EKNBNwElN, ifs Nassau ~,
Spruce.
AN ELEGANr Variety OF GENrLEMEN's,
youths aud boys nArs ~ popular prices j. q. TERRY
CO.. sU5 broadway.
E,EN THotjGH THE pA,,r Rr Nor 40 FAIR
And beauty may be all bat flown.
Dear laaier. Won need not despair.
N sozoroSr you make your own,
And brush your teeth and mouth With skin
You'll fascinAte and conauer still
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4.
For excellence CHI ailenge all imported cham
TlLFORD and ACKEK MeRRALL co.
Fv. RUsHION's NEW REMEDY; Stops ALL
pain from neuralgia hoadAche and nervousness ONCE 80
Union square.
FOR AN ELEGANT SUMNER HAT AT A Low
price go to j. X. TERRY 4 co S6j Broadway
GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT CASHMERE HATS, BEST
quality. So J. Il. TERRY 90. 1856 Bro tdwAy.
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 81
Bssros PAINTS, RoorIsc, sTEAn Prx AND BoILER CovER
IaGs, &C.
HAIR DYE-BArCHELOR's Is BEST. SOLD
BY druggists Applied ut celebrsted Wig Factory. 10
Bond 81
SINGERS PATENT NON.GAS CONDUCTING
waste pipe. Positive exemption from Eases
p-tusiy and without expense. Public invited to M
spect Mt 70i broanway.
"SURF HOTEL" FIRE ISLAND BEACH. OPEN;
reduction in are through tickets 81 2o excursion
81 IS; transient board. 10 per day.
SUMNER sHOES-LARGE VARIETY, CHOICE
selection. EUGENE Ferris son. 81 Nassau st..
side
THE CENTRAL PARK MINERAL SPRINGS OPEN
day at hAfpast five All waters drsught kept
In large glass fountains The cclcbr ated American
and European WATERS constantly ON hand.
Visitors requested to drink random to be
misied by naring bus to consult their ply
stefan.
CARL II. SCHULTZ. 800 Broadway.
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". RUsHION's NEW REMEDY; Stops ALL
pain IRON neuralgia hoadache and nervousness ONCE 80
Union square.
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BANNocKs nAIDING ALL THE COUNTRY IN THE
SNAKE RIVER REGION. ae

BANNocKs RAIDINa ALL THE COUNTRY IN THE
SNAKE RIVER REGION. e
SAN Francisco. CAL, June Z. 1878.
Boise City despatch says that 1vc men who were
scouting the Burnsau Valley found all the settlers
gathered At Robinson's ranch, which IL fortified.
The valley had peen raided BY Indians, who drove
away all tho stock. On Sunday last the settlers
about Two hundred Indians, who were driv
ing 600 horses, making all speed up the
valley toward tho upper waters Of tho
Owyhes RIVER In the vicinity Of Battle Mountain.
Colonel Bernard with sixty cavalry has gone pur-
suit. Information 10 received that the Baunocks
murdered ono white and Two Brue Indians
Bug Syringe, on the Eko stage route The bodies Of
three white men found ew miles below Glen e
nized those Of John Bascom and Robert Ferguson.
oil Rock Creek station. Numerous lprgc and small
bands OF Indians are raidiug the country IN many
sections. Tho stages continue 10 run, strongly
guarded delayed by the loss OF stock. Parties
who have Just arrived IRON the Owyhee country,
about any miles southwest OF Boise Guy.
report that distinct party OF Bannocks
arc campcd i that vcinity They have
been kiing stock and committing otner dep-
rsdations Tor several weeks past and arc growing
daily moro Insolent toward Lhe whites Families are
gathering Silver City and other points Tor safety.
the people are awaning tho arrival OF the regular
troops with the greatest Anxiety.
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THE RESUMPTION ACT MUST BE REPEALED

NEW YoRK. June e. 1874
Hon D. r. STURGEON Chairman OF the National Exeeutiva
COMMITTEES o the Independent Party:
SIR-Believing we do. that the repeal II
Resumption act 10 matter Of tho gresct and ums
oIats i'm welfare country there
fore desire 20 with In upon the prrsent
House OF the absolute
act before the
this session Congrcsa
are unwiihng leave country in the great
dangerous peril Of being again parayrsd. as has oea
before. In all its credit aud industry by the with
drsws specie which 90 sustain paper
In hands OF foreign and those
controlling the specie OF this world
there 10 mos. earfal responsibility under
their oath Of ONCE binding
make the aud proper lag for the Immediate
Of act. which, long allowed
10 remain. Is = standing temptation TO the holders Of
foreign bonds to tsks the advantage OF debtor
and bring before. ar
aysis trade aud industries oi
try wc therefore. hope that the members Of Congress
will rse all poitlcai considerations Of party give
the people that which nov In the power Congress
grsnt
We therefore, urge ron 20 wsshinssou With such
Gentlemen organizations tho
parry sppont TO Represents 10 congress the
Of giving the desired relief repeal 81
VS. PETER COOPER
WALTER II. sIUPR
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ZEN TROUGH THE FACE BE NOT so FAIR,
And beauty may be all bat Hown.
Dear laaies. Won need not despair.
II sozoroSr you make your own,
And brush your teeth and mouth with skin
You'll fascinAts and conauer still
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TROOPS GorH0 FORWARD TO REINFORCE
csPrAIN CAMBRIDGE.
SALT LAKE err, Utah, June Z, 1878.
Three companies OF the Fourteenth Infantry leave
here to-day for Fort Hall. Idaho News has been
csivsd there by a scout from Camas Prairie confirm.
ing the Ieportlof Indian outbreak and murdsrs
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FOR AN ELEGANT SUMNER HAT AT A Low
price 60 10 ]. r. TrkkY co s6d Broaewxy
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HAIR DYE.-BArCHELOR's Is BEST. SOLD
BY druggists Applied ut csiebrsted Wig Factory 10
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H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 81
Maiden lane. the manufacturers of renuns As
Bssros PAINTS, RoorIsc sTEAn PPx Boiler COVER
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GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT CASHMERE HATS, BEST
| quality. SIS J.. u. TERRY A 20. 1866 Bro tdway
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~ and ~ WARREN ST. NEW YORK
sole agents Tor United stst~. Canadsa
FOR SALE BY DEALERS. GhoCERs AND DRUG.
GTsTS
Tho label every genuine bottle Is printed BLUE
paper
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Peoples Insurance Company VS.. Richard
u 2nraYan

d. Screven.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
il ish Of Orleans, No. 25,343-By virtue OF a
b 5 bo e Tn pPo oor Se paFsR
Orleans, in the above. entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants, and Auctoneers'. Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
DAY, September 5, 1878, at 70 O'Clock M. the
TWO, CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with
the buildings and improvements thereon, AND
other appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anyWise appertaining situated in the Sixth
DISTRICT OF this city. designated as lots numbers
ten and eleven. of square number fifteen, which
Chestnut and Delecha!se streets, as per plan
deposited in the office of E. G. Gotschalk. late
notary public in this city. as plan number
forty-six. Seid lots measure each thirty two
and twenty nine feet ten inches in depth, Eng
lish measure, and all between parallel lines.
Being the same property acquired BY the de-
PENDANT herin by purchase from Miss Mary
Bendernagel. notary public in this city, dated
May g. 1875.
Seized in the above suit
| Terms-This being the second and last auc-
dictated to the highest and last bidder for what
| it will bring, at twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser furnishing bond, with good and solvent
security. bearing light per cent interest per an
property sold until final payment. j., Said pur-
chaser will have to deduct and pay in cash the
| amount of printing, sheriff's and clerks fees
ETC.. say about ninety five $3.50 dollars, and fur:
thermore. the State. parish. and municipal
tanned.
| Civil Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.
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George R. Upton VS.. the Rector, Church
Wardens and Vestrymen of Emanuel
Church of Jefferson City

George R. Upton VS.. the Rector, Church
TWardens a aIs1 Vestrymen OF Emanuel
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
~ for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Dis
tricts Of the parish of Orleans, No. 1056-By
Ire writ q ei t2
Court for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Dis
tricts of the parish of Orleans in the above en-
titled 9be viii to sell e. pob
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on EiklDAY August 90 1873 at p O'Clock
SIX CERTAIN LOTS Or GR0UND, t together
with all the buildings and improvements there
leges and advantages thereto belonging, sit.
uated in the Faubourg .Avart. parish. Of
Jefferson, in this State designated as lots
Der thirty-two, bounded by Camp, Chestnut,
Robert and Soniat streets, on q plan deposited
In the office Of s. Magner. late a notary public
and twelve. Lots numbers one and two measure
each thirtytwo feet front, on Camp street by a
depth of one hundred and one feet six inches.
between parallel lines; lot number three meas
ures thirty-One feet front on Camp street by a
depth Of one hundred and one feet six inches
between parallel lines; lot number four forms
measures thirty feet front on Camp street by a
depth and front on Soniat street Of one hun.
dred and one feet six inches, between parallel
lines; and lots numbers five and six measure
each thirty feet front on Soniat street by a
depth of one hundred and twenty -hve feet be-
psssed sore rhos na pobe
the parish Of Orleans. on the nineteenth OF
March, 1867, duly recorded in the parish Of Or
leans on the thirtieth Of March. 1878. in book
mum Der one hundred and sixtyseven. folio
two hundred and seventy-hve, annexed to and
made part Of plaintiff S. petition filed herein.
Seized in the above suit.
1eFns-oash on Fl FH fPMnti H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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EDUCATION.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND -
Agricultural and Mechanical College
RATION RnIIGE LOUISIANA
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.
MILITARY ORGANIZATION.

The nineteenth session begins October next,
and ends July i, 1879.
faculty of eight professors. good library,
apparatus and museums. extensive course OF
literature and science; tuition free: board,
lodging, washing, fuel, lights and medical fee
sion uniform clothing, about s22 for dress suit
of West Point gray cloth, $15 for fatigue suit
of same material. and 50 for cap of dark blue
cloth.
Total expenses in every respect for session Of
nine months not exceeding $2o0 payable $50 on
throughout the session of nine months ten
equal payments of 500 each.
Cadets can enter and withdraw at any time
during the session. They will be charged only
from date OF entrance and for time OF astend-
ance.
Cadets can find good boarding in tho city OF
Baton Rouge at rates essentially the same as
those above given for maintenance in the Uni-
versity building.
MILITARY EXERCISES
obligatory on all students or cadets. Those
who are Quartered In the University buflding
are constantly, day and night, under military
discipline. Cadets who board and lodge In
Baton Rouge are subject to military discipline
only while they are performing their daily du-
ties at the institution.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS.
Catholic and Protestant given in the UNI
versity, and on Sundays cadets will be required
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 as 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 GOT DEW d. b. BOYD President
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g3oNsr1rUTroNAL AMENDMENTS
OFFICIAL.
10 the Qualified Electors Of the State
Of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. J
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE !
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
New Orleans. July II. 1878.
In pursuance Of article LAT Of the constitu-
ton OF this State, publication is hereby given
TO the voters of this State Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution of this State,
agreed to by two-thirds of the members
elected to each house Of the General Assem-
bly, at it's session OF 1878, and which are re-
CURED to be published, three months before
the next general election for Representatives
TO the General Assembly, in at least one news
paper in every parish of this State, in which
q newspaper shall be published. Said amend
mer1ts appear more fully iii acts Nos. 70 and
VI OF the regular session of the General AS
senbIy Of 1873, and in act No. IL of the extra
session Of the General Assembly Of 1873,
which are officially published for the informal
zion Of the voters, and which will be submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
Il TO be held on the fifth day of November,
(next) 1878, In such a manner and form that
I the people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately and If a majority OF
4 the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either Of said amendments, the
same shall become a part OF the constitution
! WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.