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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-04-26

Suffering a good deal from nervous
collie toward the end Of his life, and
having received benefit from the use Of
tar-water, be wrote a treatise qT4D on
it, virtues, on which he said be had be-
slowed nor pains than on any Of his
works. His last book, published Q752)
but a few months before his death, was
Further Thoughts on Tar-water.
Whatever other people may have
thought Of the efficacy Of tar, (and we
know by the advertisements that this
remedy is largely believed in by people
Of our own time,) there Is no doubt that
the Bishop had great faith in it indeed,
be owned that he regarded il a. a'pan-
acea. Swift, in his Bouts Rimes,
refers to il:
"Let mobiles toast in bright ehampagne
Nymphs higher born than Dom tiiia
I'll drink her health, again, again,
In Berkeley tar or -4rs 'paulla.'
In case any Of u readers would like to
know the method Of preparing Berke-
: ley's panacea, we give them the follow
ing extract from a letter written in
May, 1874: "The Bishop of Cloyne-
in ireland, has published a book Of two
shillings price, upon the excellencies Of
tar-water, which is to keep We bloud in
due order, and a great remedy in many
cases His way Of making it is to put.
/ think, q gallon Of water to a quart o.
tar, and after stirring it together, Il
let it stand ~f0rty-eight hours, and ther
pour off the clear and drink a glass o
about half a pint in We morning, and a.
much at five in ye afternoon, SO It'll
become common 10 call for a glass o
tar-water u a coffee-house as a dish o
tea or coffee We may close notice
of tar-water with the following extrac
from one Of the papers Of that day
Who shall deriie what pious Cloyne has done
The Church snail rise aud vindicate her son
She tells us-alI her Bishops shepherds are,
Aud shepherds treat their rotten sheep witt
tar
Temple Bar.
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"ovr Continents,

The teacher was iustrueting the spelling
class in the primary department.
"Spell wr"-nodding her head at the
first boy in the class.
'O-w-l, owl"
"Our"-turnins to No. ,.
"O-v-r, our"
"Why, Henry, 'o-v-r doesn't spell our"
"Don't it. though 81 said Henry. chats
the way Our CoHtiaeRt spells it, and l guess
its editors know as much as a school
teacher"
Henry's argument was sound, but he got
a dement, mark all the same.-N0rristown
Herald.
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FLOUR PAsrE-Four, four ounces ;
water. l pint; nitric acid, 40 minims
oil Of cloves, 5 minims; carbolic acid,
s minims. Thoroughly mix the -four
and water, strain through a sieve, add
the nitric acid. apply heat unit
thoroughly cooked, and, when nearly
cold, add the oil Of cloves and carbOli'
acid.
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DEMONSTRATORS SIZE
JoHx n ALioE P. CErLrOy.
All IS.
II. Z. WARE. ct Al.

H. r. WARE, Er AL.
DY VIRTUE OF THE FINAL DECREE
ID rendered in this cause by the Chaneery
Court Of Kinds County, MssissiFpi, First
District, I viii, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of MayiA.D 1882,
In trent Of the City Hall, in the City Of Jack
son, within legal hours, proceed to sell, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder, at public auction,
the following described property, to-wits a
lot or parcel Of land, win the buildings and
fixtures connected herewith, lying and be-
ing IN the corporation Of the City Of Jack
Ion. in the county Of Kinds, State Of Missis-
sippi, being FIVE acre lot north, and designated
and known as lot nine 49, north. ii being the
same lot sold by f. F. Parham aud wife q
Alice P. Chiffon, snd recorded in Deed Book
9. page $50. Said sale made for the puIpose
Of satisfying the decree made in favor Of
complainant, and cost of suit. The Commits
sioner will only convey such title as be Is
authorized to convey under said decree, bui
the title is believed TO be perfect.
A G. MOORE, Commissioner.
april 10 S2-4w.
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CEMENT FOR GLASS AND METAL.-
Every one who uses brass letters on
glass windows, and knows how often
they tumble off from unequal expansion
or from the too energetic efforts Of win
dow-cleaners, will be glad to have the
following recipe Litharge, , parts
white lead, l part boiled linseed oil
3 parts gum copal, ] part. Mixed
just before using, this is said to form q
quick-drying and secure cement.
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CAMERON & SWAN,
LII MBER DEALERS,
JACKSON. MISS

YARD IN WEST JACKSON, NEAR R. r.
DEP0T; Mills, BRo0KHAvES, Miss.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ROUGH
IL and Dressed YELLOW PIKE LUMBER,
SHINGLES AMP LATHs.
Can fill orders promptly for all kinds Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES and LATHS direct
from the Mills, upon short notice @-0rders
solicited.
sent y Sill
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BLACK WALNUT TMBER.-The Bee
says Black Walnut timber is becom-
ing scarce in all parts Of the country
and therefore more and more valuable,
as the supply diminishes, and this alone
should induce our landowners to plant
this tree. A man recently purchased a
curly back walnut log in Kansas for
S15 and took it East and sold it for
81 900.
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Mill. near Brookhsxea-Age 2; height, c
feet65S inches; eompi= xi0n, white; hair hzhii
eyes blue; scar on right arm near elbow; scar
On right knee. Sentenced from Alcorn cOGn-
) years
ApF5lI2 '&-SW.
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WHISKIES

OF THE OLD KENTUCKY STYLE ARE
" steadily increasing in favor with those
people who seek absolute purity combined
with that fruify and mellow favor 10 be found
only IN the genuine product Of Old kahn
tuck HARFER'S NELSON COUNTY WIS
KEY Is and has been for years before The
public and has as well merifed a Reputation
IN its own State as It Possesses abroad.
Sold only by H. MULLER & son
feesAez-ly- JACKSON, Mss.
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Ia the Circuit Court Of tie United stat 5
For the Southern District Of Mississippi.
Thomas WATSON, On c.oss Bill Of Eu-
B II EvFRs EFT Al gene C. Gordon ct ais.
TT BEING SHOWN TO THE COURT THAT
L neither Byron II. Evers. LOr Matthew :.
Baldwin, nor Geo. Z. Phillips. nor William
Marshall, nor Herbert Boges. nor ) ephen
Belknap. nor the British 4 Mississippi Land
Company, Defendants TO said Cross Bill, are
Inhabitants OF. or reside IN this State or thIs
District, but that the said parties reside and
have their postofice address as follows: The
said Matthew :. Baldwin, at ID LaSalie
Street, Chicago, the said Evers, Marshall and
Phillips, At London, England, where they are
doing business as the firm of Phillips, Mar
shall & Co. and the said Boggs, Belknap, and
the British and Mississippi Land Company,
at Newark, New jersey. 1t is therefore Or
dered. adjudged and decreed that each OF said
ahsent defendants appear in said Court a
Jackson, Mississippi, and Plead, answer Oh
demur to the Cross Bill of Eugene c. Gordon,
filed in this cause, on or before the
First Monday of May next,
aud that this order shall be served on each o
them if practicable, wherever found, but /
said personal service be moi practicable thi
order shall be published for six consecUtiv,
weeks, At least once in each week. ia Tn
Weekly Clarion, !" a newspaper printed an,
published in The City Of Jackson, in said Dis
trict, and copies thereof mailed by the ClerI
Of this Court, postage prepaid, to his or ihei
respective postoihcs address above mentioned
Ordered, adjudged and decreed, this fetl
February, A. b. 1882.
h. 4. ELL, Judge.
Atrue cepy from the minutes.
Attest: JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
T.. 81 Clerk.
NUGENT & MCWILLIE, Sol. for Z. c., Gol
don, ct al.
marfb22 'S}-6w.
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First Monday of Mar. 1852;

and thar this Order shall be served on each OF
said absent defendants. if practicable, wher.
ever foUad. but If such personal service be
no; praotie sble, this order she'll be published
once a week in THE WEEKLY CLARION, a news.
payer published in jackson. Mississippi. for
nos less han * consecutive weeks, and q
copy Of his order sent by mail, postage pre-
paid 10 each OF said parties az their r speciivt
pos.-of6ces aforesaid, at least six weeks be
fore said FRS Monday.
Ordered, tails February 18th. lSS2.
r.. \. HILL, Judge.
i true copy from the minutes.
Attest; JAS. N. MCKEE.
Il. s. Cl.rk.
SuELroS & SHELTON, Soils.
marehs, s2-6w.
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E. c. TAIRMAN.
AttarReT-at-IaK. IaeksAR. Nivivinni.

WILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPREME
w FEDERAL AxD orHKR CoERTs, ConIEc1
CLAIMS, attend to purchase Of SrArK on UxI.
TED Sr1TEs LASDs HoNEsrE1D ExrRrEs. Ere
SUFFICE IL AUHs IRox FRosr BuIED-
Ixa, xKAR CLARIox OrF1cE.
ian.&, f62-daw.
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Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals viii be received by c. Il.
Manship, Chairman, up TO
Tuesday. the I'd day Of May. II M.
Toful nish materials and Do all work required
iawards completion of the new ASYLUM for The
Blind at jackson, Mis- issippi, according to
plans and specifications o. Gle at the Gov
ernor's otkce. The right Is reserved 10 reject
any or all bide. For information. bidders
will address A. }. R.. S. FUCKER, Architect.
Meridian, Mississippi,
c. II. MANSHIP.
Chairman Building Committee.
Ap.l2'S2 3w.
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SPECIAL \ LEGAL
THoxAs wNnox.

BTEoS Z. ETEEs- II A.
In the United States Circuit Court for The
Southern District Of Mississippi.
COMPLAINTS HAVING SHOWN TO
y the Court that neither George F.. PhIlips.
nor william Marshall, members Of the firm Of
Phillips. Marshall s Co Of Land0n. EaElaud.
nor Herbert Boggs, noe Stephen BalkEap, nor
the British { MIssissippi Land Company, de-
fendan;s in said cause, Is an iubabisant Of the
Southern District OF Mississippi, or Of the
in said District or STATE; that said Phillips <
MARSHALL are residents az London. in Eng-
land. and there have their past ofiee; that
Herbert B1zgs and Stcphea Be,Snap, ana
said British & Mississippi LAID Company
have their residences, d0m;cfles aad post
Office AZ Newark. IN the State os Nav Jersey
THE CouRT THEEEFoRE OEoEEED, That each
OF said absent defendants app AT III said
Court. At Jackson, Mississipnf, sud answer OF
demar 10 eomrlaiuants' bill, and amende5
bill in said cause, On the
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MoSDAY, NAY IsT, 1852,

in front of the c ty Han, tit being the cour;
house, in the City Of J aekson, expose 10 sale
at publ c outcrv, for cash, all the interest of
said defendant in the Els Of So Of lot l, South.
in the city Of Jackson, Kinds county. Missis-
sippi, being the same upon which Mrs. J. 5
Harrington now resides.
ROBERT b. ISLER.
Constable DISTRICT No. 3. Kinds
aprill2 S2-2t. County, Mississippi.
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Partnership Notice

PartnershIp y office.
VHE late mercantile partnership Of Robin
1 son, Stevens & Co, having expired by
Limitation on March 1st, 1882, (since The death
of Mr.. Robinson,) we have from said 1st Of
March formed a new partnership firm BY the
style Of
STEVENS & SAUNDERS.
and will continue business at the same place.
As survivors, we request all debtors to eth
er Of the late Srms of Robinson & Stevens. OF
Robinson, Stevens S ca, TO make prompt
settlements and payments to us as survivors.
J. P. STEVENS,
r. L. SAUNDERS.
Jackson, April ), fSg2-3Ol.
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MEDICAL CENSoRS
Magistrates Blanks.

A full assortment Of a1I Blanks required
n BY justices Of the Peace, conforming e
the Code Of 1850. Address.
PowER & BARKsDALE. Jackson, Miss.
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CLUB RATES.
THE WEEKLY CLARION

Aud either Of the following Journals can be
had One Year for the sum stated:
wErKLY CoURrERJOuRSAL Louisville $500
T~rurs-DruOcRkr. New o .leans-----. 3N0i
NKw NoRK WEEKLY HERALD --- .-.---- 500
NKw EoRK MKEKET SUx. .-----... -..-.-----. 500
Journal OF AGRtCULrURE, ST Lodis,
MecklT.---...---- ~
| RuaAL MlssrssrPrtAx. winona. Monthly. 25J
Address, POwKR s B~AEKsDALE,
t.. Jackson, Mss
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COnStable'S Sale of Land.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by J.. W. Patton, Justice Of the Peace Of
Kinds county, Mississippi, on a judgment in
favor Of r. A. Robinson x Co, vs.. D.. T. Har-
ringten, l VIII. On
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Ia the Circuit Court Of the United stat
For the Southern District Of Mississippi.
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MANUFACTURING CHEHIsTs, SOLE PROPRIl
TORS.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28


At 4 meeting Of the Association Of
Swiss Geographical societies lately held
In Geneva Herr Riniker advanced the
opinion that forests may serve ~ safe-
guard against hailstorms. In support Of
this theory 10 addncci q remarkable obs
#servatioii tn this effect that hail was nm
known in the valleys ut the foot Of the
wood-covered Lindenberge mountains
until two wide gaps were made In the
forest about twenty years ago hail
storms then became frequent, but ceased
to appear after tue open spaces were
closed by new lot Of trees. As Nh ex-
PLANTATION Of the phenomenon, Herr RIM
ker suggests that, as hail-clouds are sat
urated Will, positive electricity and
trees conduct from the earth negative
electricity, the meeting of the two cur
rents develops sufficient heat to either
prevent the formation Of hailstones or ia
melt them in the clouds.
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The Cry Is, still they Come!


More Desertions from the Beattie Camp.
Tho Western Parishes of the Dis
trict solid for Kellogg.
New ORLEANS, La. Oct. Q, 1882.
To the Hon. George Drury, Chairman of the
Republican Sub-Executiye and Managing
Committee of the Third Congressional Dis
trict Of Louisiana:
Sir-I was a supporter Of Judge Taylor Beat
tie. In order to ascertain what were his chances
Of election. / took the trouble and incurred the
expense out of my own pocket, to make tour
of observation through large portion of the
district. Accordingly came from st. Martin
through Iberia, st. Mary, Terrebonne. La
fourche, and Assumption, and everywhere
found the leaders, as well az the masses of the
Republican party, unanimous in the support
Of the Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, the regular NOM
inee Of the party.
am now convinced that Judge Beattie has
no possible chance Of being elected and that his
continued candidacy may endanger the election
Of Republican Congressman from this district,
which is Republican, and from which we ought
and must send Republican to Congress.
In view Of these facts. and us a Republican
who believes that the promotion and mainten-
ance of the National Republican party in power
are necessary to the prosperity and welfare Of
this country, I withdraw my support from
Judge Beatte and tender and pledge oil my aid,
influence and support to Senator VIM. P. Kel-
logg, and l appeal to all Republicans In the
district to do likewise.
Yours truly and respectfully,
LEMUEL THOMAS,
OF st. Martin parish, La.
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SUCCESSFUL SUGAR RAISER -" Uncle
Harry" Of the Baton Rouge Sugar Planter,
has no difficulty III raising sugar. He
proceeds on the hot house plan-puts the
sugar in small glass enclosure, pours a
little water and extract Of corn on it,
and it comes right up as high MS his
head. When it reaches that height no
passes it between two rows Of grinders"
and is ready for another crop. Long OK
pcrience has mn,le him very proficientin
the business, and he raises II large guam
tity Of sugar every year.-St Tanma"y
Farmer.
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Home Maid.

Maid Of Yonkers, ere we buss, tell me,
will yon make q fuss IN, T.Ne,rs.
Maid Of Hartford, ere l pop, tell me,
will you Mint Or flop i-JoMral.
Msid Of Webster, ere We wed, who'll
split tho kindling in the shed s-1iaes.
Maid Of Camden, ere we mate, cart
never stay ont late f-Post.
Maid Of Newton, ere We hitch, tell me
truly, are you ricl, !-RepHblican.
Maid Of Graham, when come, will yo,,
give up chewing ynmi-Leader.
Maid Of Weatherford, the case 10 clear,
you won't have Us, for We love our BIB
black berries. Commercial.
Maid of Kaufman, ere VIC hypbenate,
| tell us, have you large estate 7-SH".
Maid Of Beaumont, ere we yoke, tell
me, will yon let me smoke !-EDterprise
Maid Of Bowie, ere we pair, tell me,
will you pull my hair '-Inter-State.
Maid If Catldo, ere WOO, can y"n earn
the grub for two?-Iines.
| Maid Of Natclitches, when we meet
will have to re. treat 7-ViMdicatOv.
Maid of Shreveport, what's your dream,
can we fix it Will, ice cream 1-Staadard
Maid Of Lincoln, ere We coo, tell me,
will she know it too g-lScnfincl.
Maid Of Orleans, ere we we'd, tell me
how We shall he fpd.-City Item.
Maid Of Ascension, ere we plight, tell
me, may oft get tight
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Didn't Advertis

Didn't Advertise.
There was man lived In our town.
And he was wondr9us wise
He thought his business would run itself.
And he didn't advertise.
:,
Well, bnsiness was dull at first,
But better times came, and its queer,
One day with rush he sold I'LL his stuff
But the Sheriff was auctioneer.
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Six pills at once. What dose to enter a
delicate stomach! Nonsense. There is no use
in cramming your stomach with such disgusting
medicines. Discard your pills and send for q
bottle Of Bailey's saline Aperient, it is cheap,
very pleasant, never falling and warranted to
give satisfaction.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-10-28

Are you suffering from indigestion2 II SO ask
your druggist for 4 bottle OF Sherman g Prickly
Ash Bitters. Taken as directed it will cure you.
These Bitters have now been before the public
for a number Of years. have been thoroughly
tried, and give entire satisfaction.
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Browns Iron Isitters.

Without exception. there is no remedy SO
strengthening in its effect Us Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
If you wish to be strong and to enjoy the full
exubcr7nce of perfect, rubust health. put your
trust III Browns Iron Bitters. 1t viii not dis
appoint you.
4 friend writes: :" For years suffered from
physical exhaustion and declining heslth Now
! am as strong as iron. use Browns Iron Bit
ters''
Depend IN Browns Iron Bittcrs for strength
of mii.d and body.
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Carts, w gons
AND BUGGIES
For. Sale ut n Sacrifice.

Owing TO the protracteI illness, the I'M
dersigned has been unable to attend to his
business for more than two months, and
being pressed for means. he offers for sale
ut q sacrifice Il stock of Carts, Buggies aud
wagons guaranteed to be first class vehicles
in every respect and fairly worth more than
the prices charged
SIX BAGASsE CARTS, worth $50 and
$50 each, will be sold for $50 and $40.
TWO FOUR-MULE CARTS, worth $40
+ each, win he sold for 500
THREE CANE CARTS, with shafts,
worth $llh each, will be cod for 500.
ONE OK GAIT, worth $50 will be sold
for $50.
+ WAGONS, BUGGIEs, etc., at similarly
reduced rates.
Parties in need of vehicles should call and
examine these. l eau offer better bargains
than can he secured elsewhere.
JOS. FERRIER.
Corner Opelousas and Houmas Streets,
DONALDSONVILLE.
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AckLEN's CANyAss.-Hon. Joseph IL.
Acklela, Democratic nominee for Com
gross from this district, will speak ut the
following times and places:
st. Notwithstanding. Oct. q, st. Martins
vile. o.
lberia-Sunday, Oct. g. New iberia.
st. Mary-Tuesday, Oct. 81. Franklin.
1berville- Friday, Nov. 3, Plaquemine.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nov. I. ppnaldsonvi1e
Assumption Sunday, Nov. s. Napoleonsille.
I4afourehe-Monday. Nov. =, Thibedan1.
A number Of prominent gentlemen Will
assist Mr.. Acklen in his canvass and add
dress the people at the meetings to be
held III above stated.
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For SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
of DOnaldSOnyille.

II OF No. 81. together with all the build
II ings and improvements thereon, stu
ated on Chetimaehes between Mississippi
and Iberville Streets, being the property
now rented by F. B. Earhart, Esq. Lots
Nos. II. 10. 10 and 20, on Lafourche, between
Mississippi and Iberyille Streets, together
with all the building b and Improvements
thereon, Known as the Braud property.
For terms and conditions apply to ROD.
BRAUD, Agent, halfmile below Donald
sonville, or to FREDERICK DUFFEL,
Attorney at Law, at his Office opposite
Courthouse. mY7-tf
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Female Institute
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.

Opens September Goth, 1882 One OF the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THE
UNITED SIXTIES. Surroundings beautiful.
Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from eighteen
States. TERMS AMONG THE BEST In
THE THE UNION; Board, Washing, English
al Music, &c, for Scholastic year, from
Sept. to June, S93S. For Catalogues
write to REV. VIM. A. HARRIS, D. u.
President, Staumton, Va.
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A Voice from LafOurchc.
THIBODAUx. La. October Q, 1882

Voice from Lafourchc.
THIBoDAUx, La, October Q, 1882.
Hon. George Drury, Chairman Sub-Executive
and Managing CON-. Third Cong. Dist:
Sir-After carefully considering the situation
of the party in this parish. l am convinced that
the only course for all Republicans to pursue in
this contest In order to defeat the possible cleo
ton of Democrat from this district is to unite
upon the candidate recognized by the Repub-
lican State and National Committees. There is
SO much interest to our whole people that men
should be forgotten and all rally to the support
Of the National party. With these feelings can
only lend my aid to the recognized candidate OF
the party organization, Hon. VIM. Pitt Kellogg.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM MURRELL,
OF Lafourche.
Had News for Isolters-The Beattie Ward
In Iberville Is Safe for Kellogg.
FIRST WARD. IBERyrLLE PARISH.
October II, 1882.
Hon. Geo. Drury Chairman Managing Com
mittee Republican Party, Third Congress
sional District of Louisiana:
Dear Strive take this occasion to place our
position before the public and to repudiate the
statement, that the leading Republicans of the
first ward are supporting Judge Taylor Beattie
for Congress. We and very large majority of
the Republicans of the first ward are support
ing Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, the regular Nominee
of the Republican party of the Third Louisiana
District for the Forty -eigbth Congress OF the
United States.
Please have this published in the 1berville
South, New Orleans PrOtectionist and Donald
sonville CHIEF.
Very respectfully.
JOHN PHILIPS,
President Of First Ward Club and Member OF
Parish Committee.
A. SANDERS,
Constable First Ward.
W.O. SCOTT,
Member Of Parish Committee
CHARLES GRANT,
Member of Parish Committee.
WILLIAM RAY
of Dorseyville
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October 1tll, 1852,
and closes July 4, 1888.
n I'LL INSTRUCTION BY AN ABLE
IL and experienced faculty IN the usual
collegiate studies. Cadets will have choice
OF four courses-C Classical, Scientific, Agri-
cultural and Mechanical. No tuition fec
is charged. There is an annual fee of $40:
Total charges for Board ETC., in the Univcr-
sity, $50 per month.
Cadets upon entering the University, be-
fore being assigned to quarters or classed,
and every three months thereafter, shall
present to the President the Treasurer's re-
ceipt for months fees in advance. Cadets
shall be required to purchase their own text
books, and must provide themselves with
uniform and undcr-clotling.
For further information, address,
WM. PRESTON JOHNSON, President.
Baton Rouge, La. August l, 1882.