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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

E. Tominson & Co. have opened q
grocery store just east of Harper's
& Turner'S. Call and see them. SLIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Pure buckwheat flour, fresh prunes,
currents, dates and figs, at Smiths
Opera House Grocery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Cough Away If You Want to.
But Kings Aromatic tar drops,
for sale at Scharlach's, will cure you
instantly. Why should you cough
when you al be cured at once. No
cure no pay. Try them. 36-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Pure maple syrup at Smith Opera
House grocery store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

If you don't believe that Taylor
manufactures the best bed spring in
town, 60 get N on trial. 20 If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Go to j. G.. Hutchinson's for gro
%ceries, staple and fancy. The cheap
est store in Mexico. SO st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Hardware aud Tinware at g. Les
10 FsExis'. y ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Hinze does unholstering cheap.
Off
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Go to Hinze's for cheap furniture .
Off
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15
Return Docket.

ITO Spencer 1l-33 VS.. c. g. 4. X. r. Co. s
III Shrader IS VS.. Kelly
III Silrader ID VS.. McDearmon
ll3 Stone B VS.. Rutledge ct al
ia Meyberg ct al 3 VS.. Rntletige ct al
1l5 Smith ct al ; VS.. Rutledge ct al
lie Berry 2 vs.. Traver
III Henry 1 VS.. GlascocN
iis Chapple ct al 81 vs.. McFadden ct al
1i9 Morris ct al 3 VS.. French ct al
i3o Phillip / VS.. Riley
III Potts 1 VS.. Potts
I'D Fagg ct al 8 vs.. CorIett
1913 Rodgers 1 vs.. Rodgers
l24 Mcintyre ct al 3 vs.. Middleton ct al
lAs Gary 5 vs.. ROthshild ct al
i27 BrinRer 1 VS.. Barnes
l1s Earhart 4 vs.. Earhart
l29 Alexander ] VS.. Ghristy
1870 Mcleod 3 VS.. Simpson
I3i Moss IL vs.. Frazer
l32 Hall Ii VS.. Grary
133 Quigley Q vs.. NJ. Southern Bank
I34 kabrich 1 VS.. West
135 Taylor 2 VS.. Skater.
1876 Brown VS.. GfaScock
137 Gentry vs.. Stevens
13S Elett VS.. Hiett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

If you want cheap groceries go to
J. G. Hutchinson's. The freshest
groceries in Mexico. &c st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Hinze is the cheapest dealer in fur
niture in the West. 27-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

HINES is the place to get good
and cheap furniture. 27-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

WANrED.-A coed, reliable white
nurse-girl. Apply to
MRS. RIcHARD GxKgRx,
1sxieo, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

Go to Clark & Turner'S for cigars,
tobacco and pipes. 36-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15
BAR DOCKET
Of the Audre:a Cfrcuit Court,
Civil Docket.

JANUARY TERM, 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

SS-4t. Sheriff. Audrain Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

% Swan 10 VS.. Swan 4
Sc Mitchell! 4 VS.. st. L.. X. G. & N 5
81 Alexander 8 vs.. Haden 4
80 Mcintyre 3 VS.. Pearson S
80 Rutledge 4 VS.. Stone 3
100 Rutledge 4 VS.. Mayberg ct al 3
l0t Rutledge 4 vs.. Smith ct al 3
1G2 Hall 1 VS.. NJ. A. Mig. Co 8
1903 MCGEE VS.. Hewett
1Oi White VS.. KeetOn
los Kemp VS.. Smith
lO6 prewett VS.. st. L., K. G. &N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15

dangerous weapon in the shape of a
pistol, which mast have been at least
one inch long. What, a soldier
sleeping ON his arms? But he was not
a soldier, for he snored in his sleep.
He moaned he murmured in his
sleep Gas a man would that had mince
pie Oh his stomach or pork on his
brain.) Yes, murmured: "Where
are you going with those hogs? Pay
your bill before you take them out
of the pound" just then the moon
shown through the window, and with
all its resplendency lit up the features
of Bailey. He was watching the
pound to keep people from getting
their stock out without paying the
fees. Now, Bailey don't get mad ;
we did not take you for a tramp
your sleep was too innocent, your
c~ountenance too bright, for ought
but O fat Office-hOlder; but don't
sleep on your post of duty. 1t looks
bad, and then, too, you might be
mistaken for q tramp and be eaten uE
by the rats. In all earnestness, We
think the engine house should be
shut. IF men come to Mexico out
of work and want food, put them or
the rock pile; let them earn theil
food and in this way our law abiding
citizens will be relieved Of great an:
noyance. Tramps will be fed fo'
work !; they will soon give Mexico
vide birth. The only way to get rio
of this pest is to shut up the "Or
phan's Home" and open = "worl
(heoae."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-15
Stray Notice.

H.
3$-St Sheriff, Audrain County.
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The Weather.

All eyes are anxiously turned
to the future. The continued bad
weather Of the past has we'll nigh
ruined us and W. all want to know H.,
how bad 1t will be In December.
Prof. TlcR says this about 1t. which
can be kept for reference:
lst last Wednesday, clear or Fair,
and cold; 9 to 5th ending In cloudy
and rainy weather; s.h to 18th snow
storms aud rain to 18th clear or fair
and cold /; - b to 18th clouding. with
local rains and snow storms; 18th to
18th. clear or fair and cold; 10th to
slst. cloudy. threatening weather.
with heavy rain and snow storm 10
places; 22d to Gath. cissr or fair; 25th
to 9th, with cloudy threatening
weather and local rain apd snow
storms; 2S,h to 3lst clear OF fair.
This weather king says also. that
tho warmer days " Il be the 81. 9Th.
1lth, I9;h, 2stb. aud 3tst, while the
colder days wilt be the 5th, 18th. 16th,
y !, and 18th.
10 all this our readers can take
their choice to believe or not TO- be.
lieye. a3 gF Y"
Old TlCR cannot beat 10 for the
past and We will bet him he can't
Gud q month OF November 10 the
deck that can lay over the one just
passed, lf
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Mechanics Wages.

Our Reporter interviewed some Of
our working men during the week
and found them as respondent over
the condition Of affairs as the ave-
rage planter. Upto the opening OF
he late bad wealth, work has been
brisk with the mechanic, but for more
than ten days it has been impossible
10 work at all. The wages paid here
are good, considering all things. Ca,-
penters get from 81 TO So per day. &C.
cordtng to class Blacksmiths % to
S2 SO. Brickmasons 81; Wheelwrights
81 to So. Turner's are employed by
the job and business in their line
has iDan light. Carter haul by the
load and piece, while day laborers
are asking from Is cents to 81 q.
the latter prices when they are fed.
Money is scarce and jobs Of all kind
few.
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Tuis disease which has prevailed
elsewhere has made ~ appearance
here, but 90 far has not been Of %.
rious concern. Mr.. LE0x HIRsn has
q number OF his mail teams suffer.
ing With It hut bis treatment Il 90
simple and % effective that he an
ticlpates no fatal consequences. He
,,ses tsr snd feathers ~ an stomizer
70 be inhaled By the animal. This
can be done By enveloping the heed
u tho horse With : blanket and plac.
log the burning tas and lesthers On.
der the cover. Horses under treat
ment should b kept irow the wealth.
er 40 much ~ possible. Our caution
Of last week about spoiled corn and
~ fatal reeults 10 feeding hes been
truthful AZ GMM reeplts. 40 many, Of
our horsemcn and farmers are look.
luz closely to their feeding.
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Prepare

CHARLES F. L'HERIssON has pre-.
pared himself for the holiday. His
stock of French Fancy Candies, en-.
bracing GO assortments IL Offering at
80 cents the pound, English walnuts,
Brazil nuts, Filberts and Almonds at
Is cents the pound, and We assure the
public that bis assortment Of cocoa.
nuts, oranges, applee. lemons fancy
cakes, mince meats and canned
fruits and vegetables Ia the most
complete and freshest ever offered in
this market.
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
]. ]. MCCOOk & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGTS..
NATCH1TOCHES, LA.

WILL keep constantly on hand,
Sulky Flows, Riding Cnltivators,
Hay Rakes, Walking Cnltivators,
Mowers. Harrows, large and small
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses,
Robbins Family Washer + Bleaclers
Clothes Wrngrrs. &c, &c.
We are also Agents for "Rea,ls" great
work, entitled EARNING tor Profit, con.
tanning $50 pages. with llO illustrations,
the most valuable Farmers book eyer
published.
Mr.. ]. H. HILL will have the man.
agen,ent Of our Agency Department. in
future, and will take pleasure in exhil,i.
ting any Of our Labor Saving lmple.
ments. HIS contracts in this Depart.
ment will be fully complied with by us.
j. j. McCOOK l. BRO.
Oct. 2-Gm.
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On Monday the District Court
regular Jury tcrm-begins. The first
three weeks Of the term will be taken
up mainly 10 the disposal OF criminal
matters. The special term Of Octo.
Der was employed in the considera.
ton and disposal Of q great number
Of criminal cases. There remains
yet a number OF cases Of minor and
a few Of greater importance to die
pose Of. We herewith summarize the
cases to be tried:
Assault and Battery, s: Embrzzle.
ment, /; Murder. 4; Resisting Officer,
2; Falso Pretence. !; Larceny. g.;
Wiliul Shooting, /; 1nflicting Wound
6; Horse Stealing, s; Robbery l; Car.
rytng Concealed Weapons, IL; With.
holding Public Records. /; Forgery.
Shooting into Dwelling, 2; Arson, 1;
Disturbing Public Worship, 1; Big.
amy, 1; Perjury, 1; Dangerous Az.
sault. Z; Killing Hogs, /: Man.
slaughter. I; Selling Without License,
1; Rape. 1; killing Beast, /; Tres
pass, Total G .ses 80.
CIVIL CASES DOCKETHn.
An examination OF the Civil Dock.
ct for the coming term shows one
hundred and twenty six cases 10 40.
ticipation. most Of which our untir.
log court will no doubt dispose bf to
the satisfaction OF Plsintids and De.
PENDANTS.
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Personal.

Sabine parish was we'll represented
in our town during the week. Among
the number we were glad to NEE,
an old friend and subscriber Mr.. +
d. SELF. Of Mill Creek, who Is enjoy.
ing excellent health and takes the
| world AZ easy as ever.
Mr.. W. s. ELLzEy, also OF Mill
Creek, Sabine Parish. WAS 10 on,
town on Saturday last and reports
the continued rains as having very
materially damaged the cotton crops
Of his neighborhood.
The firm OF GREGG l. FORD, the de-.
servedly popular Shreveport mer.
chants, was ably represented in our
city last week by their Mr.. WEST,
who travels this section in the inte-
rest Of the firm.
Our friend Capt. H. p. GALL1EN
was in town on Monday despite the
bad weather and miserable roads.
Mr.. JOSEPH STILLE, one OF Many's
staunchest citizens, paid us a visit on
Saturday last. He speaks discour.
agingly Of the cotton crop Of Sabine.
The rains have done It severe dam.
age.
Our genial friend Jos. WHARTON.
OF the staunch house OF J. =. WEST.
Jr.. was in our town, In all the rain.
and speaks Of good trade notwith.
standing the bad weather.
l.. u. CAMABELL, Esq, the popular
representative Of the popular firm Of
SAM'L Il. BOyD was in town on We'd
nesday last IN all the mud and rain,
which never can be bad enough to
prevent l.. d. CAMPBELL from work
ing up an interest for bis house.
Mr.. A. LAMPERT. representing the
LithographinR, Stationary and Print.
ing house of J. s. RIVERS, New OF.
leans. was in town during the week.
Mr.. L. FoRxo Of the popular shoe
house OIL. NJ. GOULD Il Son, did us
the honor OF a call on Wednesday
last.
Our friend JOHN Gill. now with
ZuBERBlER 4 BEHAN, Grocers, New
Orleans, Is back aud ready to meet
all his friends. and they are without
number.
Our old friend II. Fl. WADE, ESQ.,,
stormed US on Wednesday last mud
and all. which he reports as deep all
along the road as here.
Mr.. A. V. CARTER was In town on
Wednesday despite the bad weather.
We note with great pleasure visits
from GEORGE BALES, Esq, and J. N.
BuRKE1T, ESQ, OF the Spanish Lake
neighborhood. during the week.
john g. SHANsEY, one OF the mem.
hers OF the staunch hardware fir m OF
CHAs. N. EDWARDS Il Co., Is on a
visit to our city 10 the interest OF his
house. We hope Mr.. SHANsy will be
rightly rewarded by q good trade.
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Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers -!

Mothers! Mothers 3! Mothers -!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by q sick child
suffering and crying with the excru.
Chatting pain ot cutting teeth? Ifso,
go At once and get q bottle Of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
1t wilt relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately-depend upon It.; there
IL no mistake about It. There Is not
a mother on earth who has ever
used It, who will not tell you at once
that 1t will regulate the bowels, and
give rest 10 tie mother, and reli.
and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
taste, and Ii the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and beat family physi-
clans and nurses In the United States.
Sold everywhere. Is cents q bottle.
Nov. M.-ly.
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]. LEONARD BULLARD, correspond.
ing agent Of the Louisiana Lottery
Co., has on hand his tickets for the
Grand Drawing. He desires to in.
form the public that the prizes this
time are 10000 and more. giving
purchasers a greater opportunity to
win. It will he remembered that the
price OF tickets are: Whole tickets
5000, halves IS %, flfths $500.
tenths 800.
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RECEIPTS At ALL y. 2. PORTS,

Corn has jumped fcom 80 cents per
bushel, our last weeks quotations, to
20 cents. and offerings nc that figure
are nominal. There Is a general dis.
position to hold for even higher pri.
ces. and the general opinion is that
one dollar per barrel will be realized.
Hay. choice home cut, In active de.
mand and small supply. Our market
this past week was one load. Stable
men and Carriers are turning to Alex.
an iria for their supply, which should
convince US that We should cut and
hold for sale more of Il. Twenty
dollars per ton Is the price paid for
good sound Bermuda. No country
produce Offering. Chickens are worth
50 per dozen Pork S cents per POUND:
Beef s at 10 cents per pound; Sweet
Potatoes Is cents per bushel; Wild
Ducks 10 cent per pair; Turkeys - SO
per pair; Eggs Is cents per dozen !;
Butter 10 cents per pound.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-We are In.
debted to our friend, John T. Purves,
Of the firm Of Delery Il Pnrves,
weighpls and gauXers, No. - North
Front Street, for the following mem.
Orandum OF receipts ot Louisiana
sugar and mOlasses. at New Orleans,
from Nov. %. 1879. to Nov. 26th, 1880.
1879 -Hhds. Sugar. 1OS99; Bbls. Mo-
lasses. 2OGO3; Half BDls. MOlasses, "a;
Bbis. Sugar, So.
1SSO-Hhds. sugar, $50; Bbis. Mo.
lass..s, 1859; Half BDls. MOlasses,
20; Dbls. Sugar, 1865.
Total from September lst, to date:
1879 Hhds. Sugar, 291G6; Bills. Mo.
leases, 599S3; Halt BDls. MOlasses,
32O; Bbls. Sugar. 1896
1SSO-Hhds. Sugar, 21ld6; Bbls. Mo.
lasses, A705S; Halt Bbis. MOlasses,
4G7; BILE. Sugar, l3l9S.
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DR.. ". 4. THOMPSON,
I'll CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
PILES, Fls1ulA l. fIsSuRE.

PILES, flSTulA 4 fISSuRE
Cured without the use Of the
KNIFE. LIGATURE OR CAUSTIC,
Free from pain, danger or loss OF
time from business.
These Diseases Receive Special Atten.
ton and Cures Guaranteed.
Epilepsy Or Fits treated With wonderful sue
cess, rs all cases aya carefully examined, and
none taken but those Offering gool prospect Of
curing p eJ'. ~
lml,Orteney, Spcrmstorrhea ami SeInal Dr..
ility, treated by medicine alone, has heretofore
proved useless and even iiniarieas They d
IN gOOtl 10 the univerxal Testimony Of all hon
est physicisns. Thonssn.ls have "ds.ct0red"
for these complaints, and have thrown away
their money and their constitutions together,
hut the Doctor combines medical treatment
with electricity the electricity lDeing genera.
ted hy a simple electrical Aprsratns that any
ono can Nae Npdhy tlnse i',rans fnsuree sncCeaa.
sCosstipation, the bans of = many Mvss and
| the most proliac source Of ilkhsalth, Cured BY
! simple method, With littlS u W medicine.
Dtseasee II wnaNSn treated by electricity,
| without pain nr exposnre.
Structure III tho urethra Aaa Rectum cured
| Tape Worm. Diseases of the Kilueys, bad.
der, Private Diseases, Rlieamatis,N Neural.
gia, Nsrvaus and Sick Heasaachea, Asthma,
Weak, Painful and Sore Eyes, without q surgi.
cal operation Deafness, Noise In the Eara, All
skin Diseases. Hcrofala, Twmsssfs, loas Nf Voice,
etc.. successfully treated by iNpr0vea rsnoiics,
| Letters ofin4niry mnst " accompanied with
stamp for reply. -,
written Oal,sFAt At the Parttea.g D,ss SY.
The following pcrsons may y referred to:
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Cant, MAX BLANCHARD. Hles ,s
JAS. WALl.nlLLECH, Shpt. johnson
Foundry, Rhenn.atism:
MAX BEER, l&3 Canal st,eet, Neurslsis.
Mira. MILLER, corner jackson and Liberty
stveets, lk,at.
~ UiLL. Morgan Railroad, Tape worm,
TH(S. ROBINSON, ~ Cont, HlAA.
JACOB blum, Harcune street PILES
Capt. PHARR Morgan CITY, Lnss of Voice
L1O W0LIN0N. Grappss hlaff la. Piles.
r. = II s8HSMk S S"%ss H.. H,s:.
J. T. SWIx, Main atreet. CiaelHhati, Fissurc.
4 WOLF, lAst Hickey. L.. Piles.
BYRON EASTMAN, Mercer, KY. Structure
J.B. nC6A. Nm LOmOl,d, Niaa, FLEA
JAa XlDRICH. Caviagtae, Ky.. Diahetea.
4 FRRlDuElA. Rasivop L., Files.
s. GcRDOX, i3s Walnut street. Ciacin-
nAti, O., Catsrrh.
IT HXWKlNs. Mason, Teaa. Diactrse
from the Ear.
IRWlLNQN, Alton, ~, ERilNpsy.
On HlGkEHS9Y, viekys hplg, Milsss Asthna.
54.WARKtN, CsyFEo'Mos. 1shs.. Monshi'
Tia. -
once So.r. itSn : 4 Ma 1Px
Nov. N-tM tse
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS.
Served in Every Style.

THE undersigned oegs leave to inform
/ his friends and thu citizens generally
that he will open an Oyster Saloon
e." morrow on st. Denis street, OPP.
posite the VinlicatOr Office. where he
proposes to serve all with tresl, and fat
Oysters, according t. their taste. liz
will make every effort to please, and
hopes to receive fair share Of pat ronage.
CHAS, CASTER.
Oct. :W-4m.
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MARKETS.,

Cotton seed has become STABLE
OF much note. The amount OF Oh,
Cake exported from New Orleans
during the year ending Septembe,
lst, 1880 to foreign countries was
i6s, 1886 pounds, valued at Sl,Cse,.
1913. OF cotton seed oil 5,777.s72 gal.
Ions were exported, valued at s2,G9l,.
3i5, and Of cotton seed 1850 valued
1T Sl,974. The seed nets the planter
about S. per ton. and the amount con-
sumed by these cotton seed mills at
that low price could be as we'll man
afactured into oil at home and the
fertilizinv properties OF the seed, the
cake. saved to our lands.
Cotton continues TO rule firm as n
rock, and the rush OF buyers 10 the
loaded wagons when they arrive
convinces us that our people are cot
ton crazy yet. As high price as III
was offered during the week for low
middlinR cotton and-ref,lsed. II
that dOsn't beat Liverpool we would
like the figures produced.
The roads are In such an awful con.
dition that cotton Is not coming in as
It should. The ruling rates during
the past week has been from 10 to
III.
RECEIPTS.
Received previously -. 1885, bales.
- during week.. 10 I"
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River News.

The rivers all booming. Red has
risen at Grand Ecore over nine
feet In the last week, while Cane
In front OF our city is past fording.
The Maria Louise went up boom.
Ing on Saturday. The Yazoo Valley
and Alexandria on Wednesday. The
Jewel came up Wednesday and the
Sculley wilt be In TODAY.
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4 Cough, Cold or Sore Threat should
he stopped. Neglect frequently re.
suits In an lncNrahle Lung Disease or
Consumption. BROWNS BRONCMl.
Al TROCHES are certain to give re.
lief In ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS, CATARRH. OONSUMP.
TIVE and THROAT DISEASES.
For thirty years the Troches have
been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction.
They are not new or untried but nav.
ing been tested by wide and con.
slant use for nearly an entire genera.
ton. they have attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Public speakers aud
Singers .use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty.
five cents box everywhere.
Nov. 90 ly.
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Educational.

Educational.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
VIE next Session If this Institution be.
l gins October Hh, 1884, an'; closes
July 5t1,, 1881.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President,
NV. NICHOLSON.
Professor Of Mathematics.
GEORGE &. THOMAS,
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
L. W. sEWELL,
Professor of Modern Languages.
It's. MCCULLOCH,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Natu.
ral Science and Physics, including Az.
trOnOmy.
j. II. RANDOLPH, JR.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering,
including work shop instruction in con-
structiOn.
L. W. CONLEY,
Instructor in Scientific Agriculture and
Experimental Farming.
DIR. j. W. DUPREE,
Surgeon.
SAMUEL N. ROBERTSON,
Professor of Military Science aud Tactics,
and COmmantlamt Of Cadets.
THOMAS D. BOYD,
Professor Of English and r rincipal o
Preparatory Department
A Boarding Department has been e..
tabDisbcd NJ the University. which is
to he under the management Of CON.
petent Steward, elected by the hoanl Of
Supervisors. Students can alsO secure
hoard and lodging, II they 40 desire, with
good familiea living in l}atOn Rouge or
vicinity, ut from si9.5O to us per month.
The monthly fecs, payable quarterly
in advance, by e,cll Cadet. shalt he ~
follows:
Board. .$l2 81
Lodging and servants attendance. ! 50
Washing and mending ;. ......... 2 %
Medical attendance =; and medicines. : %
Total, per month. $40 %
rs Annual Incidental fee, 80.
No DISTINCTIONS SHALL bo made bctweon
Cadets, whether boar,lers in OF ont Of the
University. ia
Cadets shall be required to purchase
their own text hooks. aud provide Them
selves with tho uniform designated by
the regulations,
It ia the Intention Of tho Roarl ia
proceed immediately with thc asgsaizs-
ton Of the Agricultural anil Mechanical
departments. " this end II has sccnretl
tho sesvices At experienced and compe.
tent inytsuOtOsa. H..
FOr further information, address
LEON JASTREMSKI,
Vice. President Board Of Supervisors.
BATON Ronge, Sept. 25th. 1850.
Oct. 2S.3na.
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Tap Tax.

The City Council adopted on
Wednesday evening by q full vote the
Petition and Ordinance relative to a
tax for means to construct a tap rail.
road from this point to the main
line OF the railroad.
Now. let every one vote for I'll
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04

Total. 1Sf1 bales.
The closing rates OF futures In New
Orleans to Saturday 27th, were as
RollOWa
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-04

Lawyers busy.
Mud everywhere.
Court next Monday.
Hirsh's mails are pulling through
List OF cases for Court published
elsewhere.
Are We going TO have awood fam.
Inc?
street navigation Wagon driving
10 the mud.
Drummers cannot travel through
this country now.
Water high In all the lakes and
bsyons.
The Jesse h. Bell ought TO be here
sext week.
A new lot OF wagons and buggies.
n McCOOk h Bro.
II You have heart and owe
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REFERS TO PATRONS:

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Mcclellan Il Brady. La. Dry Dock.
e. Z. Girarley. 81 Camp strest.
Chafts, John 4 Sons.
Cl,aflo, Hamilton 4 Powell.
D, @. McCan.
,ulars and Paint Card.