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On motion Of Mr.. N. S. Landry, it is resolved, tina.
no compensation whatever will be paid to the Syndics,
except the fees of their office.
On motion Of Noel B aud, it is resolved that the Sc.
cretary be authorized to give notice by writing to the
mt mbers OF the two committees appointed on the 10Th
December, 1868, to report at the next regular meeting.
On motion Of Noel Braud, it is resolved that a tax Of
I'VE dollars be imposed on every person selling cakes
also a tax Of fifteen dollars on every cooper, and a tax
Of ten dollars on every person keeping d avs, carts,
carriages, horses, and other vehicule for. hire,-also on
every person following the occupation of carter.
On motion of Mr.. N. s. Landry, duly seconded. il i.
resolved that the following persons be appointed
School Directors for the Sd School District: Felix Da.
mare, M. Oubre and J. E. Oubre-and Messrs. Joa.
chin Rome, David Donaldson and Joseph Rome for
the 3D. additional District.
On motion Of Mr.. Antoine Domio, duly seconded, it
is resolved that the Secretary be empowered to com.
munica'e with our Senators and representatives
urging them Of the necessity Of having a public road
constructed to communicate with the vsehery Settle
ment, the road now connecting with the same being
impracticab'e for at least ten months Of the year.
On motion of N. S. Landry, duly seconded, it is re.
solved tina. the sum of One hundred and lightweight
dollars 9lllO0, due ex-treasuref Arsene Gourdsin, be
palu IN preference oil all other claim on his own war
rant by the Parish Treasurer.
On moion of N. S. Landry, it is resolved tha. the
resolution passed on the 10th December, 1868, be-
amended so as to on Dentist. twen,v
dollars, instead of fifty dollars.
Mr.. N. s. Landry was called to the chair a. Pro.
sident pro. temp.
On motion Of Adam Travers duly seconded, i. va,
unanimously resolved that the Secretary is hereby EN-.
powered and directed to issue written notices to every
Syndic, informing them Of their nomination, and 70.
qnes,ing said Syndics to issue notices to every planter
Of their respective District, to repair .hei. Levees,
Roads. bridges and other highways, without delay.
On motion Of Noel Dreaud, it is resolved, that tho
Syudic Of the 18th district be and hs is hereby author.
lied to proceed Immediately to the repair Of the levee
in front Of Simon Rouiller and Douradou Mire, said
parties having refused or neglected to perform said re.
pairs in proper .ime.-lt is further ordered that said
work is to b done Ut the costs Of owners.
On motion Of N s. Landry in the chair il wal, Re.
solved that a committee Of 'lHee members be appointed
to go aud visit the levee in front Of r. E.terbrook (E.
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Terms and Conditions:

The movable payable Cash on the day o'
sale.-The landed property 40 be sold sonar.
aic'y) and payable One lhird Cash in United
STATES iegal currency and the balance PAYABLE
IN i~o oqnai ins,almenrs in one and Two wears
from the day If sale: the credit ins,almcn,s 10
be represented ty notes Of the purchasers.
made in coupons for the convenience of ven.
dnrs, payable TO theis order and by Them en-.
tofsed, and made payable a, the office Of the
Recorder Of this Parish, said notes TO bear
interest oil eight per cent per annnm from and
after maturity until paid and to be seemed BY
special mortgage with vendors privilege and
the pact "de non alienando" on The ptope,ry
sold.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish of S., James, 10Th January, 1869.
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sale and auction, on The premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the Bird day of FEBRUARY.
1869, at II o'clock A, NJ,
the hereinafter described property, 10 effect a
partition between the parties TO the above suit,
TO wit:
lo.-A tract Of LAND or PLANTATION,
in the Parish Of Saint Jane.
on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river, at about n miles above the city
OF New Orleans, measuring two arpen,s
more or less front on said river by ninety
five arpents more or less in depth on The
upper line, and ninety arpents more or
less on the lower line, and opening in
the rear; bounded above by the property
of 2. J. Pavy, and below by tina, of B. C.
Mire,-toge,her with the dwelling houses
and all the other buildings and improve.
ments thereon and thereunto belonging.
2o-A tract of LAND situated in the Parish
OF S'-James, on the right bank Of the
Mississippi river, at about II miles above
the city of New.Orleans, measuring two
arpen,s more or less front on said river,
by sixty arpents in depth, opening in the
rear, bounded above and below BY lands
of Mr.. P. J. Pavy, together with the
buildings thereon; under the reservation
Of the buildings erected on lot of
ground of one arpent and a half front to
the public road by one hundred and thirty
feet in depth, which said lot of ground is
leased to Louis Rey until April, 1869
with the privilege of removing said build
ings and fences, with the exception of
the front fence) at the expiration of said
lease.
3d. A lot of movable effects including two
ceDtrifugals.
Terms Of Sale
CASH in United States legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, End January 1869.
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10 Authorize State TsA Collectors In receive
State Warrants in Payment Of Certain
Taxes.
SECTION l. Be il enacted M ne Senate and
ff""ss y Representatives. n he State n Loui-
sid'in. IN General Assembly, conreued, Tha,
the Tax Collectors ,hrongl,on, The State are
hereby authorized and required 10 receive In
payment q NE taxes due HE State all war.
rants issued or TO be issued by the Auditor
OF Public Accounts again, appropriations
made by this or any previous Legislature;
Provided, Tha, this section shall no, be con.
strned TO apply TO iaxes due for Convention.
levee or school funds.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, etc. Thu,
the Tax Collectors, in setting their ,ax ar.
counts with the State Treasurer, shall b, r..
Quired to in'orse on The back Of The warrants
50 received ~ them The date, from whom re-.
ce''ea' and The amount Of lakes paid BY the
party from whom received. They are furlhes
required to file with The State Treasurer NJ
The time OF their settlements an affidavit, set.
I'm: forth the facts that they have paid into
The treasury III: identical warrants received
BY them. and tia, they have no, purchased O,
specialized in warrants in any way, directly
or indirectly, and that III y have received said
warrants al their face value.
SEC 3. Be il, further enacted, etc. Thai,
the time for State Tax Collectors 10 furnish
the Auditor Of Public Accounts with . de.
I'nquen, lis. Of taxpayers be extended 10
December twentieth, one thousand ei.hl hun.
dfed and sixty eight.
SEC. !. BE il further enact d, ETC, Tha, ali
laws or parts of laws contrary 10 the prov;.
sions Of this &c, be and lie same are he,.hv
repealed and tina, this acl shall 20 into efF,c,
from and after its passage.
ts'gneb CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Ptesiden, OF tia
Senate.
Approved January 4, 1869.
Signed II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. {. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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COLLEGE Jefferson Ste Marie,
PAROISSE r.JACQUES, LINE.

La session rrocl'aine de &c college common.
cera le Ter oc'ohrs. Les Peres Marislcs qni 10
%dir'gcn' sont a meme d. bonner d leurs 6ievcs
n,e education franchise, angIaise, ma,hema.
llGns ri classiqne complete.
PRlA payable dayance-S90 en- or, (ou
son eqnivalcnD mi session de cin1 mois.
Pour plus de daiails, s'adresser au president
on q MN. Pou'sine & Gle, rue Na,chez, Nile.
Otleans.
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State Of Louisiana,
PARISH Court
PARISH or SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of The late George Moore.

Notice is hereby given 10 the Crcdi,or. o
The Succession Of the late George Moore, and
10 all other persons Interested, that a meeting
If said Creditors will take place a, The Courl
House Of the Parish Of ST. James, on Wednes
day, The o7h day Of January, 1869, before
Louis Du,ns, Recorder Of said Parish, for the
purpose Of celebrating on the mos, alvan
'agcons manner of selling The property belong
ing 10 The aforesaid Succession.
By order Of said Cont.
/\ N. S. LANDRY, Clerk.
Parish Of St. James, 26th December, 1863
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10th Of February, ls69-viz: $ll 0S0,-
25lloo, and said purchaser binding him.
self to subscribe in favor of said Bank Il
stock note due on the lSt March, 1869,
der Sl4,5s0 with privilege and mortgage
in favor Of said Bank and saiu note being
renewable in conformity with the Charter
Of said Bank,
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Emile YniJoaeaur and ais
vs..
Lucien 7hiLoaedur and ais.

BY virtue of a Sentence Of Partition dated
l2h January, 1869, TO me directed bv the
above Honorable Court. | will offer for sale "A,
pubic anctinn. on lie premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of FEB
KUARi, 1869. a, II o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, 10 efFec, a
partition between the parties to HE above
suit, 10 Wit:
IA 'ract Of LAND situated in the Parish
Of 81, James, known and designated As
Lot M. ., Section II Township ii soul,
Range ! East Of the Mississippi liver,
containing 1916 superficial acres
bounded above hy lands belonging to
Widow Emile Fago', ana in TIE rear and
below by lands belonging TO Widow Z S
Weham, sad tract lying in the rear Of
the hereinafter desclitcI landed pro
perry.
2o-A tract ol LAND situated in the Parish
q. $, James, on HE LEFT bank of the Mis-.
sl-riPal river, abou, g. niles above the
cly oi New Orleans, measuring two
arpenis 0ess II iee,) from, To said liver
by a depth Of forty atpen,s, closing in
the rear, bounded below Iy lands Of
joscph Thiholeaux aud above by thai
Q! Widow Emile Dicharry, together with
lie buildings and Improvements there.
unto belonging, with the exception Of a
small house, a corn house and a stable,
Belonging 10 Ltcien TIibadeaux.
81. A lot Of movable effects.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

CASH on the spot, payable in United State,
legal currency The purchaser will assume
Ci,lzons Bank Of Louisiana, for all The share.
in the capital stock Of said Bank, secured by
mortgage on the said plantation, and accord
inr 10 the ,Char,eriof said Institution and the
several actss.amenda,o'y thereto.
SOSTHENE THEREOF.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of ST. James.
Parish Of St. James, OH January. 1869.
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EN- vENTE.-Propri6t6 Samuel Schmidt [Vache-
RE, 10 % Janvier, a II heures A.. NJ.
Habitation Eloy Hebert ct ais, lc 3 F6vrier, d
II heures A. NJ. [Rive droite.1
Habitation Lapice, lie 10 Fowler, a II heurcs A.
NJ. Drive droite.)
Habitation Paul Thibodeaux, IL II F6vrier, a II
heures A. NJ. (Rive gauche.)
Habitation Casimir Lanoux, lie Is Fevrier 1869, a
II heures A. NJ. [Rive gauche.]
MASON BLANCHE.-Cette maison, rue Canal,
157, est la premiere cave de la Nouvellc- Orleans.
NJ. L. Gallot, son proprietaire, importe dircctc-
mont wins. liqueurs, groceries, conservcs, etc.
LIE doctcur SAMPLE, lie premier m6decin de la
Nouvelle. Orleans, est attach6 Il Establishment ct
gntrit sans drosues tous les maux presents, passes
ct futurs.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State Of LOnisiama,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
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Fflir Remand

Notairc Public ct Agent General
DONALDsONVILLE., Paroisse Ascension. Inc.
VA etahi Il Donaldsonville un H,resn de No,si,e
Public ct dAgencs Gdntrahe pour l'acha, e, Ia v.n,e
dts prophecies,
II dAanera nne attention tonic rarticulitre n i',cb,t
Ell n la vente dhabi'ations sacriares Il au,es ,e,,r.
dams csttc raroissc ct dams les parnisse. voi,inc..
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Joachim Rome store


Reem IN grand assortment de
MarchandiSeS 4 bon marchc.
Nousseline laine de 90 a CSC.
Popeline de 80 a l5c.
lnd'ennes, bon TENT, u, Is e, 20 cents Ia
yatde.
Cafe. premiere quali,e, a 25 cents la liyre.
Cotton ecru, cotton blanc, de IL q csc.
Assortment complet de chaussures.
Et mile autres articles 4 tres bon marche,
'rop longs a enumerer. dc. 26
Iron trouve egalemen, au magasin do NJ.
Joachim ROME des INDUCEMENTS.
I'm. ROME, pour la facilile des habi,ants.
transpor,era a domicile la farine, lie pore e, la
riande qu'on voudra bien lni acheter. coin.
A vendrc au bureau du Louisianais
LIE GARDINER DE La LOUISIANA,
Par ULCER VlCKsAlR.
Prix, so cents.
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BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish of St.
James, in the above entitled aud numbered
suit, l have seized and will offer at public sale
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State of Lollisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Marie Josephine Lapice,
'0yfe Of J. de Longpre Fitzgerald
VS.. BOOT FA.
p. NJ. B. Lapice and ais.
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Ghe Eouisianian,
saturday, january %, 1850.
State Of LOnisia
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Police Jury.

Be it known that on Saturday, the 10th day Of Janu
ary, A. D. 1889, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ,
The Police Jury met at the Court House Of IT,.
Parish Of St. James, in conformity to adjournment.
EMr. Adam Travers in the chair as ~presiden. pro
temp.
On motion of Mr.. N. S. Landry, 1t is resolved,
That the Police Jury, in a of the whole, do
proceed to the examination OF the Books Of the Parish
Collector and Treasurer.-Af,e due examination said
books were found correct, showing that the whole
amount Of taxes Of the year 1865, was $2Sll-22c, and
Parish licenses 100000, forming the sum of $4,l2035
which amount was paid into the hands Of the Col
lector, and by him paid out as per vouchers.
On motion it was resolved that the Bonds Of the
said Collector and Treasurer be cancelled.
On motion Of N. s. Landry, duly seconded, II is
resolved, That a tax Of Seven thousand dollars be i'm
posed OF all taxable property within the Parish, to
meet the expenses of the pres ent year and pay part Of
the Parish indebtedness, as provided by a resolution
passed on the sth day OF August, 1868.
On motion OF Mr.. Noel Braud, duly seconded, it
was resolved, that the Police Jury do proceed to the
nomination Of the various parish officers for the year
1862
The following persons were duly elected
N. Underwood, President.
Louis Dugas, Secretary.
Sosthtne Theriot, Parish tax Collector.
Livain Bourgeois, Treasurer.
J. Gentil, Parish Printer. "
H. Lehman, +" Physician.
sYNDlC INSPECTORS:
Engane Laiche, LIST ward.
H. Riley, 81
P. G.. Smith, Sd F"
L:Peytavin, 9TH
M. Tircuit, 5h
B. 8. Webre, 9th "
Samuel Leigh, 7h
B. Reulet, Sth E"
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avis

Les memhres de Ia socittt dc ElcnfNlsancc ST.
Michel sont prizes de Sc reunir dimancte,
81 courant, a la sortie de IA messe, NJ lieu ordinaire
de lenrs reunions, pour la nomination dun President
ct pour autres affaires importantes.
A. TAMBOTRY,
Vice President.
St-Jacques, % Janvier 1869.
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State Of LOui>iaMa,

STATE O1 l-Ol0lNl;lli.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of st. James.
Eoy Heberl g. al,
Widow Camille Kebert, Ilutrir.
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State Of EOuisinn;l.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

Succession Of Tie late Paul Thibodcau1
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j. CENT?

Tia suite au proclaim nnmsro :
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S. THEREOF,

Parish of S., James, 10Th January, 1869.
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By virtue Of a sentence Of partition dated
cath December, 1868, 70 me directed by the
Honorable Court aforewriltcn in the above
entitled partition suit, I will offer a, public
sale and auction, on The premises. on
WEDNESDAY, the 3ra day of FEBRUARY.
1859. al II o'clork NJ
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To authorize State TsA Collectors To receive
State Warrants in Paymen, Of Certain
Taxes.
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Secretary of the Police Jury.
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power in the precise. way that he did
ar no would have overcome all Oppo-
sition within week after his lnaugu-
ration. But by first despoiling the prin-
cIpal Office IN his gill, then making
haste 10 confer other important and
| valuable offices upon near relations and
nersonal cronies, he subjected himself
| n the charge of nepotlsm.
The Senate was not slow TO perceive
that in a contest craving out of the
Tenure>of- office law they had all the
c6vantace, because the people would
nower was not judiciously exercised,
and would not SO readily comprehend
The yiciousness OF the principle under
wing the obnoxious statute. Hence
the law was not repealed
Why, it may be asked. do We say
these things? The answer IS two fold.
In the first place, they are already
lknown-everybody is talking about
them, in the streets, on horse cars, In
the railroad trains, in the club rooms,
around euchre tables. and everywhere
except in the executive mansion. The
facts cannot be more public than they
| are.
as we conceive, that there should be a
change. There must be a cabinet with
craftsmanship in it, and there must be
an end to nepotism in the government,
because the respect and confidence OF
the public cannot be retained where the
former Is wanting and where the latter
abounds.
Without the respect and confidence
of the public no administration can
have vitality. "This," as Mr.. Lincoln
said to the Southern Commissioners,
| sis our common country" General
Grant is our Chief Magistrate. His SER
vices have been too great, his princi-
pies are too high, his responsibilities
are too vast, to be dwarled and leopard
ed for the want of little plain. unvar-
nished truth. II any apology is re-
quired from US. we have nothing better
to offer than this: that we are sincerely
| attached to our President, and to the
principles upon which he was elected.
and we cannot permit the usefulness OF
the one or the success of the other to be
put in peril by series OF petty mis-
takes, SO easily repaired, if we have
any power to avert the catastrophe.
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Gtegnteltiqetrre
G6IF.''

SCI H. ~
IT, sitting with this little worn-out shoe
And scarlet stocking lying on my knee,
1 knew the little feet had battered through
The pearl5set gates that lie tWlIt Heaven
/ could be reconciled and happy too,
And look with glad eyes toward the Jasper
yea.
II in the morning, when the song OF birds
Reminds me of a music far more sweet,
1 listen for his pretty broken words
And for the music of his dimpled feet,
1 could be almost happy though heard
No answer, anu but saw his vacant seat.
1 could be glad, II, when the day is done,
And all its cares and heart.ache5 laid
l could look westward to the hidden sun,
And with heart full OF sweet yearnings,
"To-night I'm nearer to my little one
By Just the travel of one earthly day."
II could know those little feet were shod
In sandals wrought OF light in better
laudE,
And that the footprints OF q tender God
Ran side by side with his, in golden sands,
1 could bow cheerfully, and kiss the rod,
Since Benny was in wiser, safer hands.
II he were dead L would not sit to-day
And stain with teas the wee sock on my
1 would not kiss the tiny shoe, and say,
Bring back again my little boy to mel"
1 would be patient, knowing Twas God s
way.
But O! to know the !eet. once pure and
The haunts of vice had boldly ventured In!
The hands that should have battled for the
/ right
Have been wrung crimson in the clasp of
And should he knock at heavens gate to-
To fear my boy could hardly enter in!
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