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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

An 1SrEREsrINs SPIRIrUALIsT CAsE.-An In
terestng spritualist case is being tried in Lon
don court. Mrs. Lyon, widow lady With $780,
900, has brought suit against Daniel Home, the
well known medium, to compel the restoration
OF 100000 worth Of bank stock aud other secu.
rites, which she gave him when believer IN
bis supernatural powers. This gift was made
nader the following circumstances: Mrs. Lyons
husband died In 1859. Just before he expired
he told her that he believed Q change would
come in seven years from his death, and they
would meet. This she interpreted TO mean that
she would die In 1865, but In that year her views
the point changed in consequence of information
received by her from a female photographer, TO
whom she had gone to have a photograph of her
deceased husband copied. The photographer
told her that death was unnecessary 10 order to
meet him, advised her 10 become q spirituast,
aud lent her books on the art Of spirit1slism and
directed her attention TO Home, who had Just
opened an athenaum at Sloane street for
the promotion Of spritualism. Mrs. Lyon
Immediately wrote to Home for prospec.
tus and particulars Of the atheneum, and offered
to pay subscription. Home having sent her no
reply, she went on the Sd of October, 1866, to "
Sloane street, where the stheneum was, and
where be resided. She saw Home, and very
quickly the table at which he sat raped ont the
following communication, q be alleged, from her
deceased husband: " Ny own beloved Jane !
an Charles, your beloved husband. ! live TO
bless you, my own precious darling / am with
you always. love, love, love you." At another
Interview with Homo, the table wrapped out the
following communication to Mrs. Lyon :" I love
Daniel he is TO be your son he Is my son, there.
fore yours.n The table then ecstatically kicked
up il legs, and the spirit continued: am
happy, happy. In little time viii make my.
self visible 70 you. Oh, do not say that the Hight
Of other days Is gone. am with your or words
to that effect. On the strength Of this eommuni.
cation Mrs. Lyon destroyed her existing viii, and
Home, besides giving him the $500, 900 outright.
The cageia rOeeediul. .Nlia OK 2
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
The Song OF English History.

Half century ago the following song was exc
tremely popular In England, and to the youthful
readers Of the CRESCENT who are now studying
English history, it will, doubtless, prove accept
The Romans in England they once bore sway;
And the Saxons they after them led the way,
Who tugged with the Danes till an overthrow
They both Of them got by the Norman bow.
Bold Willy the Conquerer long did reign,
But Billy, his son, by an arrow was slain;
There was Harry the First scholar bright;
But Btephey was forced for his crown TO fight.
Second Harry, Plantagenet's name did BEAR;
And Ceur de Lion was his son and heir;
Then Magma Chsrta was gained from John,
Which Harry the Third put his seal upon.
Neddy the First was hero bold,
But the Second By rebels was bought and sold
Neddy the Third was his subjects pride;
But his grandson Dicky was popp'd aside.
Harry the Fourth was sensible wight;
And Harry the Fifth went to France to fight;
But Harry the Sixth like q chicken did pout
When Neddy his cousin had kickd him out.
Little Neddy the Fifth he was smother'd in bed
By his dark uncle Dick, who was knock'd In the
Then Harry the Seventh m fame grew big,
And Harry the Eighth was as fat as pig.
With young Neddy the Sixth he had promising
days;
But Mary made fire and fsggot blaze
Her sister, Queen Bess, was glorious dame,
And shufiing King Jenny from Scotland came,
Poor Charley the First was martyr made !;
But Charley his son was comical blade !;
| And Jenny the Second, when hotly spurr'd,
Ran awsy-d'ye see me-from Billy the Third.
Queen Anne was victorious by land aud by sea;
| Then to Georgy the First did the people agree;
| But Georgy the Second had trouble and fear
Before he get rid Of the young Ohevalier.
| Georgy the Third did not very much shine
| But Georgy the Fourth was gentleman fine
| The sailor king Billy as next did succeed 4,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
On nov nov hsSnrs I ,Sx w s0sl'
why .hQpld Feeling ever ever, speak a.

When thou cans oreathe her sonl so welln
These lines came uppermost from our lumber
house Of poetic lore upon listening to the silvery
notes of piano manufactured in our own city by
Mr.. NJ. BuroAardt, who has his factory at No. 95
Jackson street, corner of Chippewa. Everybody
knows that the great desiderstum in this most
pleasing Of all masicsl instruments is an ability to
resist the dsmpness which is so peculiar to our
atmosphere. Mr.. BSrchardt has given his special
attention to this fact, and has perfected the
machinery Of bis pianos IN such manner as best
to resist all atmospheric Influences, and at the
same tine has 90 simpIifed TIE arrangement that
lady who is once instructed etn undertake the
tuning. His prices are very reasonable. See his
advertisement.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

STANDARDS EAGLE STEAM FLoUR.-The atten.
ton of our readers is called to the advertisement
of Messrs. Charles E. Slayback Co., II Poydras
street, which will be found in another column.
This house is oneof the largest receivers Of Yves.
tern produce in the South, and are the agents for
the above celebrated brand Of -four, whichis said to
be the best family nour brought to this market.
Every barrel is guaranteed to give entire salts
faction or no sale. Beside this favorite brand
these gentlemen are also agents for several other
popular brands of -four. To dealers this house
il extending the most liberal advantages.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17
yor the Sunday Crescent
a Daughter 10 Born to Ne.

Prom the MSS of the late Hon Franklin Sawyer JLl
Another heir to o wealthless sirei
Another branch TO fruitiess tree!
Another string to tuneless Tyre!
Another spark from the sacred dre
or Gods own soul ! and II carries higher
The Maynard thought Of my destiny
Another heir to wealthless sire'
Twill nerve my soul to holier strife
To loftier deeds, for q fame inspire;
To soar from earth and Its clogging mlre
To farthest stars with their crests OF ire,
And strew with roses the paths OF life
Another branch to fruitless tree?
The orange yields to the frosts OF Heaven,
For years tits dead-or II seems to BEL
A tropic sun, as il revels free,
Relumes It's life, and again you see
A golden fruit to the tree Il given
Another string to tuneless Tyre!
Twill give the key OF richer tune
The music bring, of the angels, higher;
And bear me up to the harps Of IRE
The seraph hosts Of the Heavens admire,
From darkest night TO the brightest noons
Another heir 70 O wealthless sire
Another branch to fruitless tree
Another string 10 tuneless Tyre
Accept the prayer, and the child inspire,
Almighty Father, with the great desire
To know, and love, and to worship thee /!
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

GREAT REDUCTION IN Dry GooDs.-We take
pleasure 10 informing our lady readers that there
are rare chances now for bargains in dry goods
at Giquel's. Leaving shortly for Europe he has
made very decided reductions IN bis prices. fhas
making 1t an inducement for purchasers to invest
and thereby enabling him to make room for his
fall stock. Mr.. Giquel promises his friends and
the public to bring out one Of the finest stocks
of dry goods ever brought to this market embrac.
ing everything that is rare and beautiful in the
European markets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

The steamship Star Of the Union, Capt. Cook
sey, sails this morning at O'Clock, for Philadel.
phia vis Havana, with good freight and the fol-
lowing named passengers:
For Philddelphid-C. Biekell, Mrs. Pritchard
and servant, Mrs. A. A. Meyers, w. T. r. Schenck,
M. N. Conroy, Mrs. George, 7. j. Mccarthy, II.
0hlmeyer, Jas. Campbell and son, Mrs. j. G.. Tsy-
lor. Miss s. l.. Hughes, w. @. Rentgen, Mas E.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Sepmedtzer and child.
For HdUdnd-E. w. Benson, G. K. Ulrioe, F.
Moult, @. Honzean and servant, q. Christian, Con.
slant Solomon and others.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

The steamship United States, Capt. Norton
sails at o'clock this morning for New York,
with full freight and the following passengers:
P. G. Taylor, Mr.. Polucey and wife, Miss L. and
V. Poincey, Miss Cecile Smith, Edgar acd Pau
Poincey, Mrs. Chanter, Mrs. R. r. Wilson, Manuel
Madrara, e; Godchaux, G. ii. Lawrence and wife
Mark Kaiser, Mr.. Edgerton, e. o. Porter. Rev
Haven. II. Bonnesux, II. Dousseau, Geo. Leonard
Robt. simmonson, +. II. Williams and wife, JAS
T. Rupert, wife and daughter, by. V. Rutland
Mrs. Judge Buchanon, Miss r. NJ. Campbell and
% steeraQe.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

The steamship Cleopatra, Capt. Phillips, sailed
last evening for New York, with full freight and
the following passengers: asret
W., b. Finch and lady, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs.
Major Smith. Mrs. Il. Berganini, Charles, Mrs.
and Miss Letter. Mrs. Robertson, Misses Temp.
kins, Mrs. E. and Miss B. Walsh, Mrs. T. L. White,
Miss Higgins, Miss B. Higgins, Mrs. @. Dowd and
two children, J, McRae, VIM. Hancock, L. Miller,
]. B. Mehafey, Capt. O. d. Mehahey, L. F. Rogers,
G. Hutcbings, II. Elwensing, w. II. Wyllis, 7. N.
Smith. NJ. Richton. r. Harran, by. Person and 20
steerage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

= FLOUR, Pork, BACON, LARD, ETc.-The well
known firm of Chenoweth, Casey & Co.. advertise
this morning long list Of the above mentioned
articles, choice and fresh from the Western
markets. Dealers are informed Of the fact that
these gentlemen believe in the old adage of quick
sales and small profits, aud it is to such parties
that they must look to for bargains. Their large
and commodious store Is at No. 70 New Levee
street. r'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

The proprietor Of the celebrated Clos vougeot
wine called for bottle az @ restaurant, and was
assured it was genuine. Taking cork from his
pocket he informed the landlord that all the real
wine was stamped like the one he held in his hand.
"How much do you ask o thousand for those
corks ," was the cool rejoinder at the landlord.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

Why isthe yoluptuOus scent Of Phalon's " Flor
de Mayo" the new perfume for the handkerchief,
like the face Of an old friend! Because you can
easily distinguish it from any other. Sold BY all
druggists.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

EOR sALE-REAL EsTAfE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton Sugar Pantatons located in the bst
portions Of he cotton and sstes Also Rice
Psntasns Orange Orch6rdA and large bodies Of valuable
timber lands Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Property Improved and unmpoved In the form Of residences
building lots and squares favorable Parties
vishn invest viii do wall 70 call and examine oar Proper
ues Miller Gard, RsA Estate Agents No 50 Oarondsaet
street, New Orleans. p f.-s.-l "a = f-raa-.A-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

nu nom dc Dieu, ne ~sersit-ce qa'nne boucllce de
pain, est nm washable fls do Dieu. Beaucoup de
p6ch6s lui seront remis ,.n jour, beaucoup dc joies
lui scront m6nag6es, ct le crime lui-m6me No pro-
val,lra pas contre une Guvre de Charlie. L'hospi-
talitd nest done pas un rien, mails bien une sainte
cllose, ct les llomnes qui Ia praliQuent sout bGnis
pour r6ternit6. v,.5a
Nous aurions bien voulu, pour rintcrct de notrc
bizarre historic, avoir \ narrer ici q,elqne episode
glamour, CONNIE une eglogue sous les hetres ct pres
i I'm ruisseau; mais nous lie sauriuns lie faire sans
,nanquer a la y6iitc. Filosellc lie dewitt amourcux
l'aucunc jeune file; aucune ieune file ne dewitt
amonreusc de Filoselle. C'cst flcheux, mails c'est
ahsi. Au delneurant, est-cc bien ~facleux? Pas trop,
car notre roman $ ecourtait par I'm marriage OIL sc
poursuivait par une trahison. lie marriage bucoliquc
est pcn eli honncur depuis que les berglres portent
-des robes dc seie ! quaint i Ia ~trallison. il nous
aurait fallu Ia hetrir encrgiqnemcnt, bien que lie
romsncier modernc ait trouve lie moycn d1labiller lie
vice en- vertu, la homie en- gloire, la proclamation en-
cutie. Mails ne disons pas de NAL de nos conficrcs,
car tous les plumocrates sont m6chants ct ne con
naissent gnere lc pardon. .s's"
Scmmc toute, Filosclle ne soupira bucoliq,e-
mont ell aicune ferme de lEtat de Ncw.Yorl, ct sa
bonnie mine de Gaulois ne lui valut que dies sourires
dc bon'6 ct de prcvenance.
I'm jour dependant, CONNIE notre ami ctait assis
sur les bords assez tristes ct assez lads de rOswcco
ltvait aux siecles passes ct aux Indicns disparl,s,
u tprouva le besoin dun amour il lindicnne.
j. GENTtL.
(La suite am proclaim nun.trO.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
CLASSICAL AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS,
Corner Of DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A.. w.. ROMAN Directors. :.

The Third Annual Session Of the Sehoo, will b. of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
First Monday in September, and ending on the las,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness Of the School
can be given than the extensive development, which i,
has attained in the short space Of two year. from it's
creation. and a reference to the lis, Of Professors who
impair, instruction in the various branches Of study.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards scrupu.
lousy against the abuses OF tina. antiqua'ed system Of
learning, which wastes the precious years of youth in
the laboIions requirement Of unavailable lore, and, a,
the same time, against the no less pernicious abuses of
a gross authoritarian which suhjugates all the faculties
of the mind and aspirations Of the heart to one en-.
crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to The performance
Of the active duties Of life, to instrue, them in all the
branches Of Science and Ar, which are essential 10
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
Of study, To inculcate a process Of self-ins,ruc,ion
which will enable them to ~continne their education.
even after being emancipated from the control Of
parents and professors.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Saint Puhick.

Deux braves Llandais, les Irlandais sont braves,
Arr!yent IN beau Jour
A Ia porte saclce OH Dieu nit des entraves,
Des gonds, ct puts IN sourd.
CGlait de fort bonnie heurc. a lheure solcnnelle
On le coz a chantt,
Pour e~nseigner i Pierre \ tairc sentincllc
Avec td6itG.
lie porter. par hasard, await lhrmcnr d 'un retire.
Etait terrible a yoir.
Avait-il nal soup6, NAL dorlni, hu peut-etre
Dc mauvais cafe noir?
a" rest'' les deuS sars ttaient BONES pratiqucs,
Francs cGurs, braves mains;
Nals Ills avaient suivi les rites catholiuucs
Des vieux canons romans,
TN pouvait, d raison, reprocher \ nos sircs
Davoir partois inIG,
Temrtte trapp6 aru, demanle tcs %sourires,
0 vieux Wlliskey dor6.
Pierre les repoussa, CONNIE il est d'ordinaire;
Mais fort heuseusement
t2ue Patrick, lie beau Sain. que lIrlandc revere,
Prit sa chaise I'LL moment.
Lolsque Pierre eit tourne lie dos, sans aucun doutt
Pour aller quelque part,
Patrick dit a nos gars, en- leu1 montrant la route:
"Vite to-. Entrez saus retard =,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

Resolutions adopted by the Democrats Of The Pa.
IRISH IF 81. james, in mass-meeting assembled
on August the 23rd, 1868.
Resolved 10. That we cordially endorse and
ra,ify the nomination of HORATIO N. SEY-
MoUR and FRANCIS P. BLAIR, as can
didates for President and Vice President Of the
United States, and We hereby pledge ourselves
TO support them at the next oyember Election.
RESOLVED 30. That in the Democratic party
Wa recognize the only true republican doc.
,rines and the only Safeguard of American
liberty.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
3Du1aLa

The members of the DEMOCRATIC
PARISH CENTRAL COMMITTEE are re-.
quested TO meet at the Old Church, left bank
of the Mississippi river, on THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER l7,h, at II o'clock A. NJ.
Punctual attendance expected.
By order Of the President,
F. p. POCHE.
ANT. w. WEBRE, Secretary.
Parish of 81. James, September 10Th, 1868.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

NNons avons recn la circulaire annuelle
ct commercials de la maison BiKAuD g. CT.
BERT, tacteurs de cotton Ell marchands commits.
s'onna'res a Ia Nouvelle. Orleans, No. 30, rue
Earondelet.
La maison dc NM. Beraud e. Gilbert EST
tune des prelnieres de la NouyelIe.O leans. .,
Sc rccommande par son eAaclilude, sa ponc.
'nalile, Ia ~paIfaite CONVEYANCE de scs chefs et
la prolific dams SEES transactions.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
COURSE OF STUDIES /.

There are two Courses Of Studies established in III.
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, agfeeably to The wishes
Of their parents or guardians. Classes Of various grade,
are instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises French and
English Grammar. Universal History. Geography,
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature. Natural History, Ply.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Prix 0ourant do la Nouvelle .orlean,

Or Ii3 . la3S-Co,on 96 a 27c.-Sncre 70 n
l6c,-Mslasse. As a soc. lie gal. = Farine. 81
q yi2--MaIs, 81 q S lac. lie boisseau-PoTc.
SsO3 a sSl.- Graissr, 10! il 22c. la live
e naco" - epa",es' ., "a a l4lo. la iivre %lambons
lee, la liyIe,-Beurrc, 80 d a5c.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Surveying.

M. HEATING, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor, Professor at Jefferson
College) informs the public, that during the
approaching vacation, he will have an oppor.
'uni,y Of attending TO the practice Of SUR.
VEYING.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
.1M.E C~0AlriLnNLles.

4L -ML
Avis es, par le presenl5 ,lonne aux Con,ri.
bnables dc IA Patoissc St.Jaeqnrs que, d'aples
des instructions 6cri,sssrrcurs de IAndi,ear
DIES Complies pnb'ics, tontes les pcrsonnes qni
mont pas encore raya lcnr take do Convcn-
ton: son, passibles tune panali,s do 10 90
snr lie compile io%tiyinel, ct d'uns augmentation
lie 10 90 pour chaque ,len,e jnnrs qui sui.
vron' ie Ter Ortobre 1868 jnsqn'a Placement,
fnal plus 2 %pias'res ponr chaque compile
s"mmc rrvenant d TAndilcur pour scs frais
d'enrcsi>tremcnt lie la liste dies delinquan,s.
TONS les Con,tibuables Gui |n'auront pas
so'de lcnrs complies de take ponr lE'al AVIAN,
lie Ter Ortobre 1868, seron, ;galemen, rappnr-
les d fAn1i,enr ct anront d payer les dts
Complies a &c dcrrirr on a "I'avucat de Dis.
tticl.
S. THEREOF,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
LETTERS

Boarding St"den,., whn-s families reside out Of the
Parish Of of'"ans. are required 10 write letters every
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents aud
Pupils is no, subject to inspection.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted by the Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Animal Public
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
VISITS .

Parents are en,rea,cd to make their visits, on School
days, before 0 a. NJ. or after 8 r. NJ in order to avoid
all interference with The advancement, Of S,udea,s nad
'he discipline OF The School.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
MONTHLY :

Monthly rfnot,. are sent to Parents o, Guaslian.,
stating the conduct, progress, rank in class and a..
tendance of pn pils.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

siolosy, Natu,ni and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a complete Course Of Mathematics, Sur.
veying and Levslins Drawing of Plan. and Map. :;
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Usages !;
Book Keeping.
The GIa <.Isnl Course comprises the above esum.
Grated branches, will the addition OF Latin and Greek.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
St. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
oUyERT DEpUIs LIE Ter ocTOBRE.

L=J" NJ N. Ambcrt 4 Tci>sicr annon-
cent aux labilanis de- la Patoisse Saint.
jacques qu'is viennent d'ou,Iir I'm nouyeau
magasin sur Ia propriete de Nine. We. Eu.
gese Bourgeois, Give gauche), a l'en,ree du
chem'n de la Grande Poin,e, designe sous 10
nom de Sr. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront conslammen. en- magasin un as
sentiment tres varie de MARCHANDISES
SECHES, CHAPELLERIE, CHAUSSuRES,
SEI.LERlE, QUINCAlLLERIE, FERBLAN.
TERIE, VAlSSELLE, %vERRERlE, PARFU.
MERLE de LuBIN, Couproy, MosTpeLAs, e,
dc Ia SocIeTs HyGleNIouE, PHARMAClE,
CONSERVES, GROCERIES, WINS et- IL.
QUEURS dcs meilleurs crus, CONFISERIE,
ETC., etc en- un moi ,ous les ARTICLES que
dot conlenir un Establishment de premier
ordrc.
Ry"Prix moderes-Prix dc Ia yille.~na
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Perseverance, Eico Mill,
Parish Of st. Charles, left bank.
SO miles abov. Nrw-Ot'cans.

Thc undersigned hereby Inform heir hienIs
and Rice planters generally ,la' He alnv.
mil Is now completed anI ready 10 clean
Rice Oh He mos, favorable ,eilns.
SlEWERD & KIP,
rnpti-lnts.
~ Far fni'l"r ratticul.ts Apply 10 our
agent EMLE DUpRE, New. o. leans. No. 81.
Peters Sueei, Corner Custom House.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
Bardcaux,
McErAisss,
Bardcnmx,
MerrAias,
Bardcaux,

uosavcs, Basdcas x, Mcrroius !...
2OO,OO0 bardeaux i vendrc
par lois, i Ia CONVEYANCE de rache,eur. F.,
aussi DOUVES ! boucauts e, 4 barils,
MERRAlNS a converture. lie tout a des
pix raisonnables.
S'adresser 1 VIcroR LEIuLLE, White Hall
Saw. Mill. . mai. ans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12
@be louisianian,
Saturday, September IL, 1865.
DEMOCRATIC
Parish Central Committee

President: F. P. Poch6.
Vice. residents J. K. Gaudet, l.. $. LIE.
Bourgeois, Squire B. Johnson.
Recording Secretaries J. Il. Winchester
A. w. Webre.
Corresponding Secretary: NJ. Kea,ing.
Treasurer: Marcelin Oubre.
Isl, District: FRANCOIS Rsins Js.
:" DR.. Oscar Gaulct.
3ul I" ]. Gentil.
:" Edmond Biouin.
Bird Amant F. Bourgeois.
Joe Rome.
Alh /" Noel Brand.
Victor Letulic.
9Th 4. S. Gaudet.
J. w. Daggs.
9th Philippe A. Landry.
Alfred Roman.
7th Albert Ferry.
/" P. s. Braud.
s%h q Edouard Webre.
Desire Leblanc.
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r OF
BOARD AND TUITION

Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum. $3.50 to si32
German. Spanish, D,awins. Music, Fencing, &c,
form extra ,iirscs.
Book and Stationery ne supplied by the School at
current prices.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-12

On a besoin dun CONTREMAITRE (Fure.
MANI an 'Cabanocey Woodyard', rive droi,c
DIN Flenvr, sur l1lubilution A. b. Roman.
Pour plus n'np'es details s'adrcsscr q Mon.
sienr ALFaEp ROMAN. l5at.