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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-15
j. IL. Mitchell john A. Webert snbrO-
gated va DR. J NJ Riley

/
IyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 9923-By virtue of d
writ of seizure ana sale to me directed by the
sh of Orleans. In the above entitled cause. /
will proceed 70 sell at public auction. at the
| Merchants and Aucfioneers' Exchange, Royal
| In the Second District of this city. on MONDAY
August IS. 1879. at u o'clock M. the following
dese.i6ef kpTr9ap 9M sn to yin r. ar eporsn
uated in the Fifth District Of this city, In the
1 w. Of land commonly called the brooklyn
Vsrrst and anpay and Ps By
Aix streets. designated by tho number seven
on the original plan thereof, made by W, 7.
1s49 and deposited for reference In the Office Of
Jos; Il. Beard. then notary in this city: which
sud square Is divided into twenty four lots.
aud Of which lots numbers one to twelve front
on Verret Avenue. and numbers thirteen 10
fFE E RGT,X oH Ts o9 "a Aanf Ayenqe
uated in the Fifth District of this city, in the
aforesaid At portion thereof known as the Brooklyn
w Wa aatl COMPANY property and designated
number nine. which is bounded by Elmire and
Paci te Avenues and Aix and Peter streets, az
son. surveyor. Lot number one forms the cor
ner Of Pacific Avenue and Peter street, and
measure me-. thirty-one feet nine inches front on
three feet eight inches In depth and front on
Peter street, between parallel lines. and lots
nuilDeTS Two TO HVe Inclusive adJOln each other
and measure each thirty one feet seven inches
front. on, Pacific Avenue by one hundrea and
tWenty-three feet eight inches in depth, be-
tween parallel lines.
8: FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Fifth District of this city. in the
square bounded by Atlantic and .Verret avenues
as lots, numbers twenty-one. twenty-two
tWentv.three and twenty four, on n plan depos-
tied in the office Of james Graham, formerly
notary In this city us plan number sxty-fve,
which said lots adloin each other and measure
each twenty eight feet front on Atlantic Ave-
nue by one hundred and twenty three feet eight
inches In depth: together, with the buildings
on All OF the above described properties
ana ill rights, ways. privileges and appurte-
names thereunto belonging or appointing:
which, said several pieces of property were pur-
chased by said John N. Riley from Mrs. Julia
Dumay. by an act passed before Andrew Hero.
", notary, on the hirty-irst of August 1874.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J, r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
80. Civil Sheriff OF the FArisn Of Orleans.
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e. Bcrmuuez vs.. Jno. M. Doscher.

SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 92oo-By virtue of an alias
writ and u pluries writ of tieri facias, to me-
Court for the parish, of Orleans. In the above
entitled a cause, ! VII proceed to sell ct pub
He aPn at hf MrGhaPb and
trict Of this city. on MONDAY. September /
1879. at - O'CLOCK m, the following described
J. 4 clE,kTA TN PORTION OF GROUND. TO.
gether With the buildings thereon and appurte-
lilly. Third District of this city. designated by
the number eleven, on plan of g, A. De
Armas. dated the tenth of December. 1861, and
In this city, under the number fifty five Of book
Of plans number ono. according to which plan
sald portion OF ground measures two hundred
and five feet and four inches front on Chemin
de La Crete by a depth OF eleven arpents, twenty
two toises and five feet. or twenty-five hundred
ana flfty six feet two inches and six lines.
per ten, belonging to the widow and heirs Of tho
late Francis Grillot depth of eleven arpents
twenty, six toises and tro feet, or twenty-five
hundred and seventy eight feet seven inches
ana Two ines: American measure on the side
line dividing 1t from lot number twelve, belong
ing to Mrs. Catherine Role. and a width of one
hundred and ninety eight feet aud three inches
OF the rear line dividing 1T from the property OF
the Louisiana Jockey Club.
ignated on said plan in said office. and situated
Immediately In front of the above described
property. measuring one hundred and eighty
feet front on said Chemin de la Crete, two hun
dred and eleven feet seven inches and six iines
front on the GENTLY Road one hundred and
thirty-two feet seven inches and two lines deep
on the line dividing it from the property of
Mrs. Widow Rolle and OK ending from GENTLY
Road to Chemin de Ia Crete and depth OF
about one hundred and sixteen feet on the other
side next Castiglione street. together with the
right to Chenin de la Crete. If any.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
lV31 nn7 Ii 81 1R sci
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Gustaye Esnard vs.. Alexander vot,n.on

THE HIT p DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lsh o. Orleans. No. y. s59-By virtue Of q writ
OF seizure and sale. to me Directed hv The :.
honorable the Third District Court for the the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cansa
The VIII Me pF3es9d to sod sell at public auction at
Royal street between Canal and Customhou1tsoa
SMi[nNs A " the second District Of this city, on
ths 2En!r fN descrbed property to Wit
by the number four OF square number fourte seyp
"a }nv plan drawn by T. ssurgi dated the third Of
January, 1856 deposited in the records Of I. p
GalF nr tien notary pqbn II which said
A1ateW ans, Laurent streets; said lot meas res
feet six inches and six lines front on
let IN depth between parallel lines American
measure, together with all the buildings and
~. thereon. without excantion ar
LeserVaien. Bafng the same properly aen11ired
s s me said Alexander Robinson by pnrehasa
from Patrick Coye per act passed On the tas,
II =. OF fepruary, 1866. before Hugh Madden
late notary in this city. 3 = -iIaooen
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
7. Z. ALCEE GAUTHREAuy
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orieanna
1yl7 243l aU7l41s " e1i7aAs
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E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI
u parish OF Orleans. Nos. 1851 and 8752-BJ
virtue OF two pluries Writs Of tlert facas to me
directed by the honorable the Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. In the above
entitled causes, | will proceed to sell at public
change, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhonse streets in the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY. September 9. 1870 al IL
o'clock M. the following described property
to wit #.a5Ma0
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
thereon, situated il the Second District Of this
city, ia the, square bounded by st. Philip,
Claiborne. Robertson aud Dumaina streats de-
signated. on sketch filed In the Civil Sherifs
office OF tho parish of Orleans, bv the letters b.
y and ID. Said lots adjoin each other and meas
uTe. according to said sketch, as follows:
Lot =, being ut a distance of thirty two feet
TOUR inches from the corner Of st. Philip and
robertson streets. measures thirty ono feet six
inches and two lines front on 81. Phillip street
the Same width In the rear. by depth of one
hundred and nine feet and four lines, between
equal and parallel lines.
Lot u measures thirty one feet six inches and
Two lines front on st, Philip street the same
width in the rear. by depth Of one hundred
and twenty seven feet ten inches and four lines
between equal aud parallel lines.
. Lot u measures thirty-tWo feet six inches
front on ~. Philip street. the same width in the
rear. by depth OF one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches and four lines, between
equnl and parallel lines.
. Together with the usufruct of Anna Louise
Courcelle. widow of Drauzin Barthelemy Ma
carly on said property.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
aus Is % 20 se59
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The City of New Orleans VS.. WIN. Rraun
same vs.. same

Sl;A sI l. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ISL OF Orleans. Nos 1850 and isi21Bv nir.
By e The tTo W1 q fsr feaGas directed
for the parish Of orleansA n ths Court
1ltied i, causes. for city taxes of 1877 and 1873
ibs WIN Mo proceed to sell at public auction at
Royal street. between Canal and Gnstnn.
mouse streets II the Second District Of this
e eidy, on SATURDAY, August is, 1879 at IL
wit oose1 i'oa ploperly' 70
;, A 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
s ualea IN the Fourth District of this city, In
SSo e by Baronne. Brainard. Josephine and
PA andrew streets, and designated as lots num-
f Ssrs elght and nine measuring sixty-two feet
thtrty-four feet in depth Ao-oo anu
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx
lyl5 ~ 70 aus u Is u oiAeauss
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
SHERIFF SALES.
In the Matter of the Estate of Pierre G..
Wartelle deceased,

DROBATE COURT IN AND FOR THE PAR
u ish OF st. Ian dry, No 27O4-By virtue of 9
commission Of sale. Of date June 30, 1879 to me-
a9d for q he parh & T. an IN the S
entitled matter will proceed to cell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
| change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets In the Second District of this
city. on WEDNESDAY, September 10 1879. at /.
O'Clock NJ, the following described property. to
i. "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. designated
! by the number three situated In the square
| bounded by Gravier. Magazine. Common and
Camp streets measuring III front on said Gra-
| vier street eighteen feet eight snd one-hali
inches by depth on the side Of lot number two
| inches. and on the side adjoining LOT number
| four of ninety six feet two and three quarter
inches. by width In rear Of fifteen feet ten md
| three quarter inehes together with the build
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. desfg-
mated by the number twentv-four. situated In
the same square above referred to, adjoining
the said described lot number three. having O
front on Gravier street oftwenty one feet seven
three of ninety-sfx feet two and three quarter
inches and on the other side Of ninety six feet
clever. and three quarter inches. and width In
8. a oEKTAIN LOT or = GRoUND j., des liz
mated by the number three. situated in square
dirod streets, having front on Rampant street
OF sixty three feet eleven inches and two lines
by q depth and front on Julia street Of nine
tY-four feet ten inches (more or lesal, between
parallel lines: together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
4. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL
OF GROUND. together with the buildings and
Improvement thereon, in square bounded by
Garondelet. Baronne. Julia and Girod streets.
having q front on Girod street of thirty feet one
inch and one-auarter of one inch by d depth OF
one hundred aud two feetsten inches and one
half between parallel lines.
8. a CERTAIN VACANT SQUARE OF
GROUND. In the Faubourg Washington desig-
mated by the number forty four bounded by
Independence. Congress Celeste and Genots
streets, having front on Independence and
Congress streets of three hundred and forty
one feet by Q depth on the other two streets Of
inches.
Terms and Conditfons-Seven- tenths of the
price payable cash. three-tenthsi on II credit of
one. two. three and four years from day of sale,
purchasers to furnish their notes with good
and sufficient security in solido, the property
to remain subject to the vendors privilege and
special mortgage to secure payment of said
notes. bearing per cent yearly Interest from
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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| vlauallV' anu as tuVor VI 'le i1inoi' fioiy
QUO.
| TyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
| OF seizure and sale. 10 mo directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish oil
| Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will pro-
| coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
| and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street be-
| tween Canal and Customhouse streets. In the
TENDER s. 1919 at O'Clock m. the following de-
seribad pronertv 70 vii
| THREE Tors OF GROUND situated in the
First District OF this city. in the SQUARE bound
ed by I'choupitoulaa. Annunciation. Gaiennle
and Cslliope streets. desigpated bythe numbers
one. two and three on q plan BY j, Pile, late
SURVIVOR dated the tanth ri AnrtI 1st1 LOT
nnnlher ona measures eiphtv- two feet three
lines front on CalIiona street aiphteen feet
front on Administration street. of which two
streets il forms the corner. fftv-tWo feet eleven
= -. :
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S,E .l JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the psrish Of Orleans, No. 2o7l.By virtue Of
y writ OF seizure and sale. to me directed bv
me honorable the Second Judicial District
Court I?1 for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal
DistIlcts Of the parish of Orleans, in tho ahova
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public i
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
GGxchango noyal street betgeen Cana and
inns city, on MONDAY September IL. 1879 al 70
o,clG ,;t NJ. the following described property.
in EVE IT LOTS OF GRoUFD, with all the build
the Fauboprg Bouligny lato parish ii Jeffe r.
SOD, now the Sixth District Of this CITY desip
eighteen. nineteen aud twenty OF square NM,
POI foTty-saven. which is bounded by Planna
mlne Is peTrIGr jena and Cldz streets, on plan
m Haae ~ y. Surgi. archtec, on the twanty-siyth
May, 1925. deposited In ths office of VIM. Ros-
Wsll late notary public In the cltv Said lots
as 'l each other and measure each thirty fear
iIont on ptrrier street by one hundrad feet IN
ueptn, between parallel lines: LOT nnmbar
twenty Twenty forming the corner of Perrer and jena
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot
y. X. ALCEE GAUTHREhTX
civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
a1l15 % % seq TX AiosAh1o'
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English vassaI state, the coercion OF her IN
ruly and rapacious tribes clearly devolves On
Great Britain. Ii Great Britain will only
protect our frontier from Afghan inroads and
our commerce from Afghan pillage, We, hav-
Ing extended our way to the Hindoo Kush,
shall have no occasion to 60 beyond the natu-
raj boundary attained. Gen. Lazareffs ex-
petition thus forms necessary limit In the
long chain Of our Asatic conquests and is d
remarkable episode III the fulfillment Of our
historical mission In ASIA"
The article ID remarkable for laying down
the condition on which the Afghan frontier
will be respected. The condition is the same
natives led to the conquest Of Central Asia
after Nicholas had determined upon the SUBJ
jugation Of Bokhara. Khiva and Khokand.
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A merchant calls to inspect the premises
where he has intended to open a mourning
goods store. Unhappily they are not nearly
80 large as he had expected.
That's too bad" he says to the agent !;
they are not more than half big enough, and
yet it Is the only desirable location in the
neighborhood."
I'll tell you what to d." says the agent;
"open half-mourning store!"
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Calino has turned optimist. Hearing some
body curse the weather, he protests vgor-
ously against such fault-fnding. "After all"
he says, II have noticed that the rainy days
are precisely the days when most of the peo-
pie one meets happen to be carrying UNI
brellas. There is an overruling wisdom in
ID
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There are two vacant thrones on the West
African coast-those OF New and Old Gala
bar-the voidance In each case having been
caused by death. a number Of petty chiefs
are striving for the supremacy In both places,
the result being much quarreling and she'd
when the last steamer left the coast none OF
the combatants had succeeded In making
good his claim to the allegiance OF his fellow
rhipfg
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
~ Of Orleans. No 1o6l5-By virtue OF writ Of
selzure and sale e me directed by the honorable
the 5iAth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auetioneers. Exchange. Royal street, between
Gaaa ala ana q C4stomhouae streets IL the Second
D lol Or thus city. on MONDAY, August %,
1879. at II O'Clock m. the following described
property. to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF
akooN NJ with all the buildings end Improve
ments thereon and rights thereto belonging,
SITUATED IN the square bounded by Magazine.
81. joseph. Delord aud Fousher streets, In the
First District Of this city forming the corner Of
- J3ssph and Magazine streets, and measur-
front on ST.. Joseph street BY forty eight feet In
a aeplh, between raralel lines and front on Mag
azine rtreet. English measure: which property
e Was afsq sy BY caspar Krasmanp by pgrt
passed before William L. Poole then q notary
pubic Ia this city, on the seventeenth OF Janu-
airy. 1851, duly registered in the conveyance
office Of this city and parish. In book number
ninety one. folio six hundred and sixty-siX.
Seized In the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the pot
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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The Philadelphia Transcript Is responsible
for this story: A married gentleman every
time he met the father Of his wife complained
Of the ugly temper and disposition OF his
daughter. AT last upon one occasion the old
gentleman became weary Of the grumbling Of
right She Is an impertinent jade, and II !
hear any more complaints of her | will disin-
herit her." The husband made no more COM
plninfG
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The London correspondent of Liverpool
paper says that Turkey has contracted with
the Providence Arms Company, OF Rhode
Island, for 100000 rifles at SIT 50 apiece, and
30O,00O,000 caps. The total value Of the CON
tract Is put at S19,500,000. The terms OF pay
mont are not stated, but urgent delivery Is
called for
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AUCTION SALES.
BY H. & N. Samory.
SALE OF IRON SAFES. OFFICE FURNI-
TURE. DESKS. CLOCKS. GAS
FIXTURES, ETC.
Bank of Lafayette In Liquidation.

Bank of Lafayette In Liquidation.
DY IT. 4 N, SAMORY. Auctioneers- SATUR-
- DAY, August lG, will be sold at auction. ut
Ii O'Clock a. m. ut the office of said bank No. 90
Damp street, by order Of the liquidatorsm
ONE COMPLETE SET OF OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, viz: Cabinet work. counters, desks,
chairs, clocks. gas fixtures. etc.
5@m@ 05 ALSO
ONE IRON SAFE (steel doors and frame) one
worry fine steel burglar proof safe (Hal's last and
most approved pattern,. as good as new.
All to be removed on or before the thirtieth
instant
TermB-Cash. auto 1t
BY Chas. III. Reed.
THAS. Fl. REED. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
~ No. 1874 Gravier street, will sell
HORSES, MULES. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES
CARTS. HARNESS.. etc, at the stable corner Of
Seventh and Magazine streets.
EVERY THURSDAY. Mt II a. m.
au6 i'm SaSuWeTh
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There are two little girls Of the same name
IN New London, Conn. The other night one
Of them said her prayers, and for fear they
after the amen, mo. 10 Orange street"
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

PHILIP STREET BETWEEN CLAI-
RORNE AND ROBERTSON,
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT OF THIS CITY.
Said Cottage is on Lot D Of the property below
described. and is In good order. comfort
ably built; marble steps; also two-story
kitchen in the rear. containing four rooms
waterworks on the premises. On lots and
there IS q fine garden well laid out with
fruit trees. shrubbery. etc.
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JEAN ALVAREZ LATORRE EFT AL. VS..
LOUISE MACARTY EFT AIS.
JEAN ALVAREZ LATORRE VS. LOUISE
MACARTY EFT AL.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.

Vivant Derepa vs.. Charles flory, lndtvf-
vldually, and as tutor Of the minors Florys
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In the Matter of the Estate of p1err. q
Wartelle, deceased

Civil Sheriff of the Parish al a,r, o.,
au7 IA 81 % sci - StAoe1AT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

SUICIDES one who rea Is the
daily newspapers from all par OF the
land it would seem as if half the world
we e bent on self~deStruction. Three
suicides occurred il North Carolina
last week. Here are few more:
Judge j. 7. Sprioger, of Bolega,
California committed suicide Satur-
day by shooting himself through the
head; cause unknown. The death of
Auditor Maynard, of San Francisco, at
M5kelumne, Cal, occurred by his own
hand, he having stabbed himself in
fi5 of :meatal depression. Sebastian
Web r, aged fifty five, hanged himself
in Patterson, n. j., Friday night.
Cause, domestic difficulties. Thomas
Patterson, ensir eer of the Richmond
elevator, at Buff aIo, N. Y. was found
in the crsek there yesterday, with
bar Of iron tied to his body. He is
supposed to have committed suic de.
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$4,000 IN CASH This sum was hanC-
ed over to the heirs of Col. d. NJ. Car
ter yesterday by the North Carolina
State Life Insurance Company. And
this reminds us t, invite the attention
of our people to the advertisement of
this sterling Home institution. The
managers do not proceed on the ''h ASH
system. and indeed we think are rather
contra cted in their advertising arrange
ments; but they d. a safe business,
and have proved "friends in need to
many a farmer, and d mechanic, as
well as other persons, whose home or
farm, or factory, would have passed
from him forever but for the al | af~
forded by this home company. At
times the company has had above one
hundred thousand dollars thus EN-.
ployed in helping our people; and
though, of course, fair interest is
drawn fir, m these investments, the
value of such assistance cannot be estl-
mated by dollars and cents. We cor
daily commend the North Carolina
Life To North Carolinians.
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! HE JUNE SCHOOL CLOSINGS. We are
indebted to the young la lies Of Monroe
High School, Prof. J. D. Hod e 5,
Primo pal, for sy invi a,iol TO the
Annual Reception at p. NJ. on the
9th, prox. The committee e of arrange
ments are Misses Jennie G. Whitfield,
Hattie a. B,bbitt, Aunie f. Rush,
Alice Walkup, Sue How e, Bette
Stewart, Ella Armfield and Cora Win
chester. Aud won't the Boys ''primp"
and Try to look "too killing" when
the committee come to the front, in
their pretty dresses, and gay sashes!
President KempP. Battle and sew
erai student friends have our thanks
for the usual tickets to the Com
mencement exercises at the Universe
ty, June 4th and 9th The IN arshals
are James Madison Leach, Jr., Chief
Marshal j. c. Dowd, J. II. Hill, f. p.
Maynard, r. D. Reid, c. A Mcneil,
@. ID. McIyer, Staff Assistants. Rep
rese tatives R. p. Peli, j. W. Forbis,
r. B. John, L. Craig, G. Randolph
Thomas, N. c. S. Noble.
-Rutherfori College, the Press
says, is brushing up for Commence
m,nt week, which begins with an adj
dress from Col. l.. L. Polk.
At Graham High School, May Goth,
Kon K. p. Battle will deliver the ad-
dress, and DR.. Pritchard the sermon.
We are indebted to the Mrshals
for an invitation to be pre sent at the
Commencement exercises of Wake
Forest College, June 10th, 18th and
18th. The Baccalaureate Sermon will
be delivered By Rev. John A. Broadus,
ID. d. IL. d., OF Louisville ; the ad
dress to the Literary Societies by Hon.
Mat. w. Ransom, and the Alumni Adj
dress by Rev. r. II. Savage, Of Mur'
freesb0ro, n. G..
Capt. w. T. r. Bell speaks at Ma
rion High School on the h inst.