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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

Nous avons gu le plaisir do
recevoir cette semaine Ia visite do
NJ. E..S. Stoddard, surintendant
divisionnaire de r6ducation publ.
que. M. Stoddard est un fonction.
naire ponctuel OF flele, poll ct
courtois. Sill etait charge de faire
les lois au lieu de les executor,
nous lui aurions signal6 bien des
reformes d operer ct des lacunes 4
colnbler dams le departement au-
quel il appartient. La prochaine
Legislature avisers sans doute 4
Get important sujet ct preudra de8
mesures eficaces pour que l'instruc-
ton pnblique, 81 Onereuse pour les
contribuables, ne soft pas un vain
mot en- Louisiana. o.
-Notre We'll ami Rybiski a fait
Ia semaine derniere une trop conrte
apparition 4 ST. lean. Baptiste, son
ancienne, paroisse, qui le regrette
toujours. II ma rien perdu de son
esprit, lie sa verve ct de son en-.
train, ct on dirait quill possede 10
secret de Cagliostr0 ct l6lixir de
Tongue vie, car il rajeunit on mi
lieu de nous tous qni vieillissona.
Excellent homme, qui a etc le par
rain officieux ct le- distributor de
surnoms ct sobriquets de tons les
eamarades qui ont, pose devantlui,
pourquoi nous a.t,il quittes, ct que
fait-il an Pape. Vertf Ne revien.
dra-t.il pas an gitea II q etA cette
fOis pObjet dune ovation oficielle
4 Ia Maison de COur, ct on Q sOng6
un instant d requerir Ia force publ.
que pour retenira 4 81. Jean. Baptiste
ce d6serteur en- rabsence duquel
nous engendrons une incurable
melancolie. .r.., snt-, e.
-Mercredi, IL, . monte lefeuve
le steamer Carrie A. thorn, com.
mand6 par pexcellent ct populaire
capitaine Allen Jumel, aveo
Charles A. Brusl6 pour commits.
LIE Thorn fera Ia saison d'6t6, par.
tant de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans 10
mercredi a dix heures du matin ct
le samedi a 8 heures du soir, ct
quittant Baton. Rouge le jeudi ct
le dimanche sOir. Fret ct passa-
gers ne msnqueront pas M betesu
de pami Jumel. .......r-
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P A R o 1 s 8 E 8
sT-CHARLES

Mons trOuv0ns, annOnc6 assez
tardivement dams les journaax de
Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans, le marriage
de M. Roberto. Montgomery ct de
Mile Emma Davenport, cAl6br2 le
16 avril par le Rev. Snriray, a Ia
residence du pAre de Ia mari6e, a
St Charles. Il , a.0al"" ~s'ru
M. Jules Soniat nous ecrit
que le riz meuft sur pied a St.
Charles, ct qu'on est oblige de
labourer ct semer de nouveau. Ce
fait, qni q etc egalement remarque
ailleurs en- plusieurs endroits, est
attribute an manque de pluie anquel
ne peut suppleer lfrrigation. '''-
-z-- -z--se-sBAN.BAF1fsrE-.
LIE gouverneur Kellogg q, sign6,
le s mai, l'acte suivant mo y de
la session extraOrdinaire de 1875,
exemptant les contribuables d6lin.
quants do Placement des penalties
en- oertains cas- '"'N- "i"..- .''
| Section I. Hest d4crGt6 par le Senat
ct Ia Chanbre dca fepr6sentants de
l'Etat de II Louisiana reunis On as
semblee gen6rale, one toutes penali-
ties dues 4 lEtat pour non Placement
des taxes 4 Pepoque on elles etaient
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15

On lit dams le Bulletin de Ia
Societe centra!e des chasseurs
francais:
B" Un de nos societaires, qhi / ilodg-
tempe habite le Midi. a 6t6 cruelle-
ment mordn 4 un bras ct i une jam
be par mn chisn enrage.
Ses chiens ct ses bestiaux ont et6
9galement mordus par 10 meme chisn,
ct tous ont succomb6, atteints do Ia
rage; seul il n 6t6 pr6serv6 on en-
ployant le rem6de don't nous donnons
ci-dessous In composition. n ,a d
k'emploi de CO renele n deiA sanv6
de nombreuses personnes. Nous nous
,faisons IN devoir de le vulgarisef. ~
,"Rerseds preservatV contrs Ia ra9s,
"Prenez de. 10 rue, de Ia sange, dee
lnarguerites sauvagys ct d. In mar
guerite 4 fenilles de fcnonil lIine
bonBs pinc6e de chacune). '}anfl Q
"Prenes do In racine d'Sglsptier ut
do sc0rsoD6re "a proportion),, haches
ces racines bien menu /; ajontez y celia
cinq 0u six buibes dali. - ,'''' %. '
: "Piles premiArement r4elaatier,
pnis 10 restA, ajout@E nne forte pincee
de gros sel, rt jstez snr CO marc, dams
le mortier, I'm desni- i-verre de vim
blanc; melsx bienet passez, avec ex-
preston, 1. tyavers nm hinge. et.''
"Puis fAites sboire ! jeun pendant
nenf jours, 0bseryant do pe, l2iassr
mapger que trois heurcs apres. I'M.
ron peut stibsfitncr An' lait an vi1
nour les animaux.~ rh'sy R.s '"T
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-15
penalties sur toutes les taxes dues
dams tout rEtat.

I penalties sur toutes les tsxes dues
dams tout l'Etat.
-Une circulaire de lauditeur
Clinton aux divers collecteurs de
pEtat, en- date du meme jour, 8 mai,
commente en- ces termes l'acte NO :
L'acte No7 no devait, par 500
propre titre, s'appliquer uniquement
qu'aux terres inond6es. VOus recevrez
dependant les taxes, sur tous assesse-
ments des annees pass6es, sans ajouter
les 25 pour cent de penalite annuelle,
jusqu'au 81 octobre 1875 inclusive
ment, i moins que les parties int4res-
sees n'obtiennent une ipionction
contre les clauses de Ia section III
dudit acte, ce- don't vOus serez
instruit par Ia poste on 10 telegraphe,
cna anquel vous percevrez avec Pc
nalites, CONNIE avant rapparition do
cette circulaire. ...
Les frais fenregistrement ct de re-
demption, on frais de- cour, s'il y on
eu, doivent etre percus en- tous cas-.
Vous remaEqnerez eot Get acte, sn
femettant le 1enalit6s, n'ajourne en-
aucune faeo. pla perception des taxes,
ct vous aurez done 4 presser le pale
ment de toutes taxes arrierees ct
courantes. Les licences actuellement
dues doivent 4tre acquittees, faute
de quot vous procederez conforme-
ment aux dispositions de l'acte No
AZ, dc 1879, dana le present trimestre.
--Samedi, 8 mai, a cinq heures
du soir, ont etc maries ! p4glise st.
Jean -Baptiste, NJ. Joseph. Desire
Lorio ct Mile Marie. Amanda Kel.
Ter. Nous remercions les jeunes
6pOux del'aimable invitation qu'iis
ont adressee an Nesckac6b6, ct
nous les prions d'agreer nos com,
pliments ct nos veux.
lie docteur Durel annonce
dams rAbeille Ia suspension mo-
mentanee du Carlton. Notre con.
frere, qui depuis dix-sept mois
souffrait dune douloureuse mala-
die, est arrive heureusemsnt 4
une periodic de convalescence quill
va passer dams IN repos absolu
pour retrOuver Ia santA. Les nom.
breux lecteurs du Carlton pren-
dront done patience, car lis lrever.
ront bient6t la feuille joyeuse re.
paraitre plus vive ct plus s6mil.
lante que jamais. An revoir done,
ct prOchainement! .,,r-n, -.
-Le gouverneur Kellogg .
nomm6 Thaddeus Mayo inspec-
tcur de renregistrement dams, Ia
paroisse Calcassieu. LIE major Gri.
samore, de Iafourche, qui est Par.
chiviste du 1Se regiment de Ia
Louisiana, rappelle, dams le Sexti-'
mel, que "Thad" fut pexcellent
ste~St d'h6pital du 1Se, pendant
toute1 dnree de pexistence ID
regiment. es. / -&tH4 "s aHq
Les journaux de Washington
rappOrtent que les dessins de Ia
nouvelle piece de vingt cents ont
etc approuv6s par NJ, Linderman,
directeur de Ia Monnaie. Dun
cote est representee Ia figure as.
sise de Ia Liberte avec le mot '.L1.'
BERTE" ecrit sur le boucher. LIE
tout est entour6 de treize 3toiles.
Au.dessous de Ia figure est Ia date
1875. Sur le revers, un sigle avec
ces mots: 'vJNGT CENTS" LIE cor.
don sera psrfSitement poll, pour le
distinguer de celui de IL piece dc
"a. cents. -.-ss-=s - .'--.--. -
On lit dams le Bulletin de Ia
Societe centra!e des chasseurs
francais: .
'' Un de nos soci3taires, qhi / ilodg-
temps habite le Midi. a 6t6 cruelle-
ment mordn 4 un bras ct i une jam
be par nm, chisn enrage.
-. l..
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sT-JAcouRs

Nous lisons dams le Losis;oNeis /:
n. Demas, dc St-Jean- -Baptists,
est l'xuteur du bill sutorisant les in
rvs de police ! prcndre des measures
pour lempAcher 10 destruction e.
there du gibier 1t rexportstion, an
gros de certains oiseaux. Et que r.
dee soit venue de- lot on dun autss,
l'id6e cot excellente.. Les oisesux sont
les utiles serviteurs de l'homme.
L'homme 1a60ure u sAme, mais roi-
sesu d6truit le YER st rinsscte. L.
'carencro" absorbe Ia charogne, rhi.
rondelle the Ia chenille, 10 moqueuf
mango les iarves, les pspes font ID
guerre aux pucerons, ilengoulevsnt
0u mangeur de msringouins avale
les monstiques, etc. L'oiseau est
done sacre, OF les Egyptiens, On divi-
nisant l'ibis, 10 destructour dos sor.
pents, faisaient preuve de sagesse ct
do reconnaissance. cii.q Ebp - r.H".-
! s. nopiiw l,aoosd gb sagurasia,
Ike ST. JaNsss RspsSNoss On.
nonce que NJ. Adam Travis . 6t6
nOmm6 postmaster du- bureau de-
"Welcome," en- remplacement dc
N. John Clayton, demissionnaire.
mercredi u, ala Nou.
tyslle Orleans, 4 Page de six jours,
Francois Edgar, fils de James
Demoruelle ct de Stella Refine.
.yairi, TERREBoNNE s
''d NJ. John H.. Ilsley' jr. = trans.
P0rt4 ~ tente 1 HOusns, paroisse
Terreb0upe, ct Y. exerce - double
profession d'avocat ct de .nOtaire.
Sa precedente station 6taita Man
deyille, paroisse st Tammany. r.is
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FRENcil ECUNOMy.

a French faiiiily eati HE hnd live Well,
on less thai wodld be considered sufficient
to save fr9iii starvatl0ii an American family
of the same iirhbers. An Intelligent Bos.
tonian. uliu liaa,spsrt sonie wears III France
said 20 ne lust siiniller. 10 sbRaking Of the
economical liablts and skill in cookery Of
the Frentll psotlt, that d fretch sillsge
Of Thousand Inhabitants could be supported
luxurioisly foiithe waste Of Jne If oiif large
American hotels. The feiliark isas not
far from the truth. Ii Tie atl uf c6ukery
we're understood uiii pratticed III the Uni
ted States as II Is in Fraiice IL oif people
knew Us we'll lUS 10 ihake thost Of their
provisions us the 1frence DO. the cost Of liy-
ing. ~ far as food is regarded. III most Of
the States would be reduced more than fifty
per cent. Domestic economy. as n rule,
is neither practiEed nor understood by
Americans as il is in France. II may not
be too much to say that the entire popula-
tion Of France could be supported on food
which is literally wasted il the United
States. The number II people who live
beyond their income in less. and the num-
Der Of those whose incomes exceed their ex-
penditnres is greater in France in proper
tion to population, than IN any other eoun-
try. E
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sflockiSG MODE of Btkfsi..

A correspondent writes from Naples !:
The Camps Santo Beethio. the great char
mel house Of Naples, contains three hundred
and sixty.tve pits under q vide paved
square. Every evening the stone which
covers one Of those pits are removed and the
common dead o! the city for the day arS
thrown into il. without eeen winding sneet
to cover hett. 1he old iRsh.e The young
child. the rough latzaf6ff and the tender
maiden are dropped together in one ihdis-
criminate mass. quick lime h throwe ID to
constfte TIE bodies and the PIN is sealed fof
another yeSf. 10 Be opened al its close.
We waited not to see the revolving Scene,
although the city carts we're artising with
the dead but drove to the Campo Sahto
NnoSe, the cemetery for ths sristocratic
dead. and here 7 Vas farrbrised 20 ind bui..
rial gfoand laid out With sich fefhed taste,
shaded with the cypreS< and other trees and
adorned with tombs Of the hlost costly de-:
scriptioh lhahy 6f them Rere in The, form
Of chapels., built Of fine Italian marble Ella
borately finished. After what heard Of
the burial'uf the dead u Naples and sfter
what Had seen dt tie Campo BeeehiS.. u
wssa relief to enter one that indicated 50
much refinement Of feeling.
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Keep we'll the words cf wisdom's school
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AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR.

Gen. Sherman, in his personal narrative
refers to the fact that imihedistely after
the FIRST LHttle Sf Bull Rhh iusubordina-
tion crept tont among the troops Of bis COM
nand to such an extent that lie ordered
Ayers battery to ubliihber, hfeady for ac.
tion against theu. During this insd6or.
dlpatibh,' an aihtsipg incident occurred.
The troops especially referred to we're Col.
McQudde's tlth New YBrk Infantry. In
presscd with the idea that their term Of scr;
vice was oiit. they expressed determina-
tion u gB home. Fearful Of difficulty;
Sherihan ordered section, Of Ayers bat
terry to take position at Tie right Of Fort
Corcoran. on ah elevated spbts Tie i4tH
being entaiiibed Oh d siiiaIl pIai1 below.
The guns Of the battery bore directly upon
the camp. and few shells exploded 10 the
FOurtsehth would have blown The regiment
to pieces.
Tie bo}s Of The i4.h tb6t the matter Id
good humor. and seeing tie smoke-stack
Of a mill torn down near at hand. they
mounted Il On . pairpf wagon wheels and
organized a battery Of their own, 5,
Running the imprOisised gun to the very
limit Of the camp ground to which the men
we're confined. they would halt. 70 through
the fiiatltal Of lSaaihs b aetaf, and at the
comniahd !" ffe;; Every man ID the rfeei-
ment would give vent toa prolonged
/. bse-om.
fIis iHansussr Was kept Up, new gua
squad relieving an old one when tired. un:
I'll the thing became such farce that Sher-
man, very much annoyed. ordered ths
lieutehant and his section back 10 PARK.
The lieutenant IN charge Of the guns.
afterwards distinguished general. was SO
annoyed By the f4th boys that /. was With
difficulty he couie Control his temper.
Some oiTicer suggested that be FIRE blank
cartridge over the corps. No. he thun-
dered; if open Gre on the fellows il will
Be WITH she'll. Hnd III FIRE low, too, TherS
was no occasion for firing. as the insubor:
.dinatioh was soon settled.
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Ees,f SHEEP

Arrstltt cfthe Methodist Ch.ftif@as
travelling i,ronec n the back settlements,
antfstoi'ping az nicabir wherear oidla,sy
received hihl very kindly, After sitting
ptbvlsibns before I,ii,i, si,e Begah 10 doesl'
tian him N the following Why. !.
" Stranger, wlrre Hionglit you btfru;n.'
"aIadhin; p rvsslle IN Siitlby cchnty,
KY
Wall, stfanget, no dfrenes bdt Shat
riibugbt you Ne dining up here'%'
/" Mallam. ain searcliilig fjf tie clcs
sheepDf the tribeuf Israsl.V
I John, john pslontedtliu oldwUniHh,
casiie rite lrrc, liza minute herv's a
stfshker ali iip'wsy fSnisktiby cotilty,
Krhi,ichy, a huhsIhs sibeIt aid pip 80
Bet my life that tangle hairs old black
ram that's bccmin our lot all last week, i
one u hts III
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a htkhf1i compbsltof refused to accept
a situation IL, ali ofice TIefe girls were
employed. saying III never seb'dp Ri,ii q
girl III his llfa..
\ cir6nmstances alter cases, For Instance.
when dSIBihidi arse ia elateh and
salti.
'Htfe,sabIHdted dollar BIil fGr the oldi
hos Behlsid' the pulpit hBohs thought OK
lpdttiiig him oiits
| 2wite's loee ishifs5idth eksiliwhici,
uniteS litrt6 Ter Rd-baAd. n has thou
sand iliiksfdigediiy syihraih, stIf-respect
anu i9tsrliii eonfs,lense se4'er but Ode df
iheiii' aid. ischxfr n Completely br6kerl
as tiiBaeh liusNftf kere desniyed,
An'nfdeht Ioeer, podtidk 6dt Ma pas
sIbiiati dtv6tibh inverse, spoke 6fthht
lniEht Wien, vsaiIihk With liis sweet. heart,
he khsed'htr niider tie silelit stars I,f
lif;lit lit was niAle d say that le "kieked
her uiidtr tile telar stsits'
Avery pretty sihday sclidol song u The
one erIlitled''purycur amor dii, my boys
There u, hcweyera yJuiIg lady III town
whB dhesn't ilkt Is Hear IL. She says "
s'aiiiIls like Put your afdhnd ME lsoys,'
aiid IL alway shiitkes her fsel iO,issonse.
he careful how yoa drilik; Of youTf
wasIi tlit coIJr frtim yDur clietRsg' saId q
Evntleniah a. a ihshi,nHblU party, as'he'
haii,ltd H'gIHss ~ Water to lsoiy. There
isno danger Of yoii' ever taking water
eiiough TO remove the colbr frnni your
face !" vas tliu goOdinatifed rttJrt.
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A CHINESE FABLE. ~ priest seeing a
piece of old paper on Tip grsGni, tuld his
pupil to pick il up, which he did immediate
ly.
What paper is p asked the priest.
1T j.. said the pupil. what once en-.
lvelopcd some perfume. and has been thrown
away, but eel retains the odor.'
Going further. the priest saw piece Of
string upon the ground. and again told It'd
pupil TO take il up.
What string IL sitT he asked. ~
The pupil said.. !. Il has strong smell
of feh. once tied With it.'
: IL The beginning, aid tie ftiest.
I man was piite aud without Slehaish.. but
by frcqient contact with Others. He has
brought himself happiness or punishment.
'If one keeps TIE company Of wise and
rood pen1Ic. W. becomes rise ard good !;
but IL BE conftsMs friendship Win foolish
and wicked people. misfcttuneah,F punish
ments cvercdiae Hinf. AZ With this paper.
IL contihaef TO Befaglant from havitE ohce
envelnpra perfume 7 Is nc sirhg hasbe-
come sti,ikihS. lave onso' toutNEd the fish.
10 our intercourse With JEen. insendbly We
contrast ebosAid BAD RAUltsfretf theid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

The Eiwood fsmfiy IL Mecksllenburg;
County are heirs TO q large estate III Eng-
land. Gehf' Eeventhorpe Is The agent Of
the family. Sbint Of 4 his beell realized
aud the chtfMfte Observer says th at nibe
Thousand fhund- sterling hss Beeh made
subject fo'tneir arAft
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30
A STRING OF PEARLS.

Character IL the Diamond that crasfes
every other stone.
All flowers will droop in absence of the
sun that walked their sweets. .ss..... !.
The imagination isof so delicate d tex
ture tlat even words wound H..
A mans own safety II a gpi tIiAt some-
times makes Very grim demahds.
The mind wears the color of the soul,
as the valet does those ofhf5 inaste..
rim II the fruitful parent Of dfstefhpers;
and i'll lives occasion good physicians.
Prosperity seems scarcely sift, unless II
Is mixed with little adversely.
There Is no vice so simple but asslfnfes
some mark Of virtue ON iis outward parts.
He WIN surpasses or snbdues mankind,
must LOOK iFo&n on the fate 6fthose be
loS.
success tAas q gtedt tendency 10 conceal
and throw Seil 6yef the evil deeds OF
men.
WEAKNESS can shore upon the fint.
when restFre Slcth ffnds the dnWny pill
low hard;
Truth Is the shortest aid nearest way
TO our end. carrying Us thither in y
straight line
Frank Sincerity, though no invited
guest, N free ID ali, an6 brings M. vel.
come with him
Cheerfulness makes the mind clearer,
gives tone to thought and adds grace
and beauty 20 the tountehanee.
The human soni N hospitnble. and
will entertain conflicting sentiments and
contradictory opinions &th much In!
lsartialiiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-30

p,@n,yrsdrvils arc genertlly greet IN.
dies, men, Notwithstanding they hnve =
very bard time. Fome ,hre ri'h' one q
,l,ose hard named fellows and his Iahy love
w.r, ealking along chatting briskiyupon
y,s.oustupIcs of tlie day, and leokinE iii1
10 his face, said:" do you hiow' why |
,,,nnot ret religion 2 mo, my dear. Y 20
uo,,,..Ii 1. because I.lvyctl,e DEVIL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-29
Cotton States Convention.

A congress of men representing the
cotton-growing States of the Union will
assemble ut Raleigh, n. c., on the 18th
Of July-next month. Hon. d. Z. But
ler, of Georgia, is the President of the
body, and all agricultural societies and
State or cooperative Oranges are invited
to send delegates and take part in the
proceedings. The leading question will
be the production and transportation of
cotton and other Southern products
There will be side or auxiliary matters
brought up and discussed of an interest
ing character.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-29

The next election for State officers will
take place in Kentucky on the 2d day Of
August. California follows on the 1st OF
September, Arkansas on the 9th, Maine
on the 18th of the snme month, and Ohio
and Iowa on the 18th of October Then
comes Pennsylvania, New York, NInssa-
chusetts and several other States on the
2d of November