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bility of the government might he
endangered by such as this, for we
know that the States adjacent to
Louisiana and South Carolina would
be actively in sympathy With the
attempt to overthrow: the so-called
Republican governments while the
troops were away"
Is not the president correct? Who
can look over the whole ground and
say that he is not! How could Cham
berlaih and Packard be- sustained
without troops, and what would
happen with the troops withdrawn
during the last weeks riots!
The puietude of the Southern sec
ton during the late troubles and
with all the troops withdrawn, which
so many thought essential to the
preservationo fpeaced down there,a
which were essential under the
Grant di>pensation-the uniform
reign eff peace in the South, | say,
under these circumstances, has had
a wonderful effect in strengthening
the hands of the President in his
plan of pacification. Men who have
opposed him, now say that he isright.
They look down South, see no troops,
Yet all is as serene and quiet as Il
May morning. There is no need that
the troops return there, no objection
to he sure,bnt, save few companies
in the mountainous regions to look
after illicit distilling, none are re-
CURED.
The trutl, is-and it is seen and
acknowledged herp-the Southern
people have made two powerful ar
gumehts for themselves in the past
six months. All through the presi-
dental complications the Southern
representatives, backed by t''eir
constituents, we're cool,hcaded,
strong-handed, and by their conser-
vatism saved the country the agony
of civil war, which many III either
section were ready to precipitate, in
order to gain their "rights' to the
Offices. Again, in the labor crisis last
week, with all the troops moving
out OF the South, that section was
us quiet as if all had remained and
dg1le the number sent in. The
let of this will be to raise the
3nthern character in the e*tlma-
ton ofother sections, and take away
some of the tear of a solid South.
If, underlying circumstances, when
the rest of the country was greatly
disturbed, as iii the presidential
complications and late riots, the
South was the coolest and quietest
section of the land, what is there to
lie afraid of in that section?
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE SOUTH.
The President Thinks That His Peace
Policy Has Been Fully V~indicated.
ICincinnati Commercial.

CinclNNAn commercial.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The Pres
sident laughingly says that's would
like to hear what can be said against
the Southern policy of pacitication
now. "Suppose," says he, that we
had gone on the old way, and sus-
tanned Chamberlain and Packard in
South Carolina and Louisiana with
the army, which was the only way
they could he sustained. And we all
know that with the feeling in those
States that then existed it would
have taken nearly the whole army
to preserve the peace there and pro-
tect the local officials in their claims
to their positions. With the army
thus employed, what sort of a fix
would we be in when the riots broke
out last week3 What could we have
done! One thing we would be CON-
PEELED to do, namely, withdraw the
army and send il to exposed points
in the North. Then WHAT Why, rs
We well know from the public tenn
per in South Carolina,as soon as the
army was withdrawn, the local go.
vernment would be assaulted and
oyerthrown. Having no prop but
llcarlny, when that was taken away
down they would come. Then "e
wuuid have the worst form Of tnr-
'ulence in the Sof'tls, a;d riots liz
the North aud West, The very s5a-
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by Mr.. Gaudet, said amendment
was submitted to the members Of
the Board and adopted by four ayes
to two nays.
Mcssrs. Thibo9caux, Bourgeois,
Dickerson and Gaudet voting aye,
and DIR. Gaudet and Mr.. Dugas yot-
ing may.
The President read a petition of
the Bird. ward residents, addressed
to the Hon. X. NJ. Lushtr, and ask
ing for the location of school in
said ward, which petition had been
handed to the Secretary together
with a certain letter signed by
MeSsrs. Emilien Webre and l.. T..
Pochc, the Board being requested
in said letter, to take into considers
alton the allegations ofsaid petition.
Wherenpon,on motion Of DIR. eau
Diet it was resolved that when said
petition will be properly addIssi<
to the School Board ol the Parish
of st. james the same will be taken
into consideration, in tie mean time
it is respectfully returned to its au
thors to he acted upon according to
the above suggestion.
Mrs. Mary ). Thompson having
failed to take charge ct Sciloal No.
& in the 3rd. wand and: the Commit
tee OH Teachers having in the mean
time appointed Miss Ophelia L. Dor,
Sey Teacher of said School. the Sc
>retary was ordered to contract
with the latter to teach in said
School, and the contract of Mrs.
Thompson was annulIcd 50 far as
the same relates to- the above School,
she being retained as School Teach
II in this Parish and PROMISED en-
%pIoyment ut the first opportunity.
On motion of DR.. Gaudet the
Board now adjourned to meet OH
Saturday. August 1Stl1., 1877, ut 10
o'clock y. NJ, at the Court House
of this Parish.
j. l.. GAIDET.
Secretary, j. GENTIL.
President.
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Succession of Estate of Louisiana,
Charles Ellie Genre. Parish Court,
No. %. \Parisll of st. James.
By virtue of an order of sale to me di-
rect.l by the above named Hon. Court, i'll
the above entitled and numbered cause, ;
will offer for sale ut public auction at the
White Hall settlement, OH the premisrs,on
saturday the 18Th. day Of August,
at II o'cIock A. NJ,
the contents of IL country Store, consist
ing of:
Cry Goods,
Groceries,.
Hardware,
Crockery,
&c, &c.
Terms and conditions:
CASH y L. S. CURRENCY.
Sheriff 5 office, Parish of st. James, J
August Sth.. ls77.
VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings
OF THE
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
"."" Auvnst dtl, 1877.

PARISH OF ST.. JAMES, La,
August 4th., 1877. :
The Members of the School Board
met this day at the Court House of
this Parish according to previous
notice.
Members present:-J Gentil, Pre-
sident; j. N. Thibodeaux, John
Dickerson, d. T. Bourgeois, Dr.. 0.
Gaudet, Thelesph0re Dugas and j.
L. Gaudet.
Absent:-A. W. Thompson and
p. Numa Martin.
The Secretary read to the Board
a communication from the Hon. II.
D. Ogden, chairman Of the investig-
ating Committee, asking the Board
to investigate the Books Of late
School Treasufers since 1870, and
report the result Of their investiga-
tiorf, and it was
T0solved that Il Committee d.
THREE, the President being one, atlfi
OK. eaic5o Chairman Of said Com
suitt.e, ne ANA the same IS aer.by
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SUCCESSION H.t. Estate S,r of L c"%T{'
Wild. .Ang. Richard: >Parish of st. James.
The State and Court %-4forrsaid:
Whereas, Edmond Blouin, administrator
of the above Succession, has filed a provi-
sional account petitioning for tke hohlolo-
CATION OF the same.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
concern, 10 SHOW cause iii writing, If
why the same should not bc granted:
Given under my hand and seal
&, g of office, at the Parish of st. J:,-
LIS mes. this sth. day Of August,
A. d., 1e77.
Il. B. COHEN.
Dpty. Clerk.
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BABY

Rosebud dainty and fair to see,
Flower of all the world to me,
Come this way OH your pretty feet
Say, how much do You love, sweet!
Red little mouth drawn gravely down,
White brow wearing It puzzled frown,
Wise little baby Rose is she,
Trying to measure het love for me.
II love You all the day and night,
All the dark and the sunshine bright,
All the candy III the store,
All the dollars, and more and more.
cover the tops of the mountains higl
All the world, way up to the sky"
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appointed for the purpose ofinvest-
igating the Books of late School
Treasurcrs since 1870 according to
the above communication, and that
the Committee he assisted in it's
labors 10y j. X. Winchester; Parish
Attorney.
The President appointed Messrs.
j. n. Thibodeaux and j. l.. Gaudct
as members of said Committee.
The action of J. Gentil, President
Of the Board, in selling to the Rev.
Jack Lee for a sum of One Hundred
and fifty Dollars cash, a certain
building situated near the upper
boundary of the 9Th. ward and tor
mcrly used as School House, was
approved and unanimously ratified,
said building having become useless
since the erection of IL better and
more suitable building erected on
the Buena Vista Plantation, where
the School in said 9TH. ward is now
located.
On motion Of DIR. .. Gaudct: the
following resolution q adopted:
Whereas, Nh. =. G. O'kcefe has
grossly violated his duties as Scaool
Teacher of School No. Is in the It'll
ward Of this Parish 10y abscntl"g
himself from his School without
cause or without notifying the mem
beers OF the Board and
Whercas,h he ~hasnowlett the Parish
for parts unknown and can no more
be found,
Therefore, he it resolved, that
said p. &. O'keeit be ID he his
hereby discharged as Teacher OF the
said School and his contract with
the Board cancelled and annu!lcd.
On motion OF j. l.. Gaudet, 1t was
Resolved that a Committee OF Two
members be appointed by the Pres
ident to meet another committee to
be appointed by the st. James Gram
&c No. 1913, for the purpose OF con-
ccrting together is to the plan, site
and cost of IL School House and
Grange Hall to he erected III the
Fifth Ward of the Parish.
The President appointed MessrS.
.. Gauuet ana J. l.. Gandet as mem
bers of said committee on the part
Of the School Board.
The following accounts were pres
cnted and approved, and the Pres
ident and Secretary ordered to issue
warrants for their pay ments upon
the respective funds to be hereafter
appropriated, to-wit:
FOR THE 1ST. WARD.
TO +. LedouX for > J days
work repairing School House
Of the LIST. ward-........... 800
To ID. L. Bourgeois tor fur
nishing one bucket and II
broom to each of The Public
Schools of the LIST. warl..--- LOO
l Paddock and IL cup.--.. 80
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A ssess m q n Roll.

The Assessment Roll for the year
1877 having been completed, the
Tax-P%ers of the Parish are here
by duly notified that the said Roll
"ill be exposed at the Recorders
Office, at the Court House, from Mon
day August 18th. to September 18th.
1877, one month, according to law.
JULES DORNIER,
Assessor.
st. James Parish, Aug. 11th., 1876.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana,
Fourth Judicial District Court,
Parish of St. James.

By virtue OF three: writs of .tieri
facias issued by the above Ho'iGra-
bic the 4th. Judicial District Court,
for the Parish of st. James, bearing
dates of the 9th. day of August, ~,
and to me directed, lin the above
entitled and numbered suits, I have
seized and will offer for sale at pub-
lie auction, ut the Court House of
this Parish on
SATURDAY THE 18TH. DAY OF SEPT
EMBER, 1877, AT IL O'CLOCK a. NJ,
the following described property,
to.wit:
1st.-A certain tract of land or plan
tation called Buema Vista Planta-
tiHa, situated in the Parish of st.
James,in this State; 'and measuring
twelve arpents front on the Mis-
sissipi river, opening about ~ de-
grees with all it's double conces-
sion bounded, on one side Ivy the
property now or lately belonging
to Evariste Miro, and on the other
side by the property of Valery
Gaudet, together with all the
buildings and apputeinances the
reof, consisting of 4 dwelling hou-
sc, Sugar House With steam engi-
ne, and also all the agricultural
implements belonging to said
Plantation.
2nd.-Another trac5 of land situa-
ted in the same Parrish, lying in
the rear of and adjacent to the
above described tract, containing
about fourteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven superficial acres, and be-
ing bounded OH one side by the
property now Or heretofore bel
onging to Etc. Mlre, and on tile
ether side by the property OF Va
lery Gaudet.
3rd.-Anotl,er trace of land situa.
ted in the same Parish and dcs-
cribed in Patent No. S44 issued
for the same in fay0r Of Mrs. Win
chester, hy the Sthte of Louisiana
as section 50 in township IL, an
&c Is east, containing Six Hun.
bred and forty-oae 44l10O acres.
4th.-Another tradt Of land sitha-
ted In the same parish and des-
cribed in Patent. No. $40 issued
for the same in favor CT Mrs. Win
chester by the State Of Louisiana
as the west half section, the South
East Quarter and tee South half OF
the Northeast Quarter dissection 52in
township ~, range Is east, con
tanning Five Hundred and sixty
four 31l1OO acress
5th.-2O mules.
Gth.-G carts. i. /.
7th.-14 ploughs. !: ~
Sth.-2 T%rashers. ;
9th.-2 four wheel. Wagons.
1Oth.-12 Harrows i
11th.-2 Timber Wheels.
Seized in the above suits.
Terns:--Cash il q. 8. Currency.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff
snerin's Office, I'a;ish Of st. james.
! August l1tl.< 1877.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1877.
Official Directory.
Fourth Judicial District.

fComrrising the Parishes OF ASCENSION
St james, st. John the Baptist ana ST.
Charles.
n;st,;rt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =. Earhart.
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POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois; j.
Secretary, Emile }. Laichc:
Members, J. 4. Druilhct. }. +. trrcl0
Fclicicn Waguespack. Desire Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mile, Henry Johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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Vote e.

Resolscd Ivy the Police Jury of st. James,
that all claims against the Parish Of St.
James for debts contracted previous to the
year 1877 must he presented to some menu
Der of the Committee oil claims, or to tho
Parish Attorney on or before the 18th. day
of July 1877, and that public notice of this
Resolution be given in the official journal
during thirty days.
A. L. BOURGEOIS,
EMILE ]. LAlCHE, Prest. Police Jury.
Secty. Police Jury.
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Seventh Senatorial District.
jComprising the Parishes Of Ascension
and St. James.]
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F. p PoCHE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law:

OrrIcE:-At his residence. near the
Courthouse, Parish of st. Jal1es. Con-
vent L. o.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gentil;
Secretary, J. Louis Gaudct: ..,,
Members, DR. Q. Gundct, >. =. !hioo-
.lcanx. j. L. Bourgeois. y. Nu'na Martin,
T%hclcspilore Dugas, A. W. Thompson, Jo'h
Dickerson.
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10 Jos. lAiliuIN PEI d. ~.
Thibodeaux, shipping 6 school
benches and l blackboard to
the Buena Vista School----. 200
To Theophile Braud per }.
l.. Gauilct for hauling bench
es for the Chiquet School,. 200
TO Str. Mary Ida per J. L.
Gau!ct for carrying 6 school
benches from Convent to Aca-
dia Sc. l BlacaboartfN5.:--. G:225
Total
Mr.. J. n. Thibodeaux was appoint
cd Librarian of the Board.
On motion of J. J.. Gaudet, it was
resolved that tile sutn of Six Hun
dred Sixteen G0l1O0 Dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated out
of any money in the hands of the
Treasurer to pay the expenses oftl,e
Board for the month of July 1877.
Said appropriation to be apportion-
ed among the different wards of the
Parish in the following manner, and
to be paid only upon warrants pro-
perly drawn by the president and
countersigrcd by the Secretary of
this Board, to-wit:
FIRST WARD:
For salaries of
Teachers of Schools
No. l and $4,000
ForrentofSchool
House from L0vins-
Xxi Reine.:.----... 600
For expense as
per acc'ts. approved
lis above. 600 So2.oo.
SECOND WARD:
For salaries Of
Teachers of Schools
No. 3 and 4...-... 5000
For rent of Pint.
Green Sch'l. House. 800
For half salary Of
Teacher of School
No jO.OO Ilj.Ou.
THIRD WARD:
For one halt sal
airy of Teacher of
School No. j..-.. 3O.OO.
FOURTH WARD:
For Salaries of
Teachers of Schools
Nos. Z and S.--.-. oV.VV'
FIFTH WARD:
For salaries OF
Teachers of Schools
Nos. 9 and 10 SO.OO
For rent of Chi
quet School House. 800
For expenses as
per acc'ts. approved
as aboye......... 1l.25: 94.2o.
SIXTH WARD.
For salaries of
Teachers Of Schools
Nos. II aud II =. 5000
Ior reut Of Liza
fry's Sonoo} HOUSE. 800 s,'.e5
SEVENTH WARD.
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NOTICE i!

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The Public srhoo,s the coming term aTs requested
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FL ROPE.

COYsTASTINoPLE, Aug. IA Shum-
la dispatch announces that column Of
Suienan Pasha mas advanced from Z, XII
Dj1ma and crossed the river LON, near
Ogsshuar, driving back the Russians,
who after short resistance retreated
from the river. Nedjeb Pasha has ad-
vanced from Rasgrad toward Tormak.
requesting the Russians and capturing
two guns. A great battle is believed TO
be imminent The Turks are assuming
the offensive along the whole line
Red!f Pasha having refused to attend
the military council for trial. it has
been decided to bring him before the
council by force.
PARIS, Aug. 3l-Gambettl appeared
to-day before the Judge de instruction
of the civil tribunal of the Seine The
Judge read several passages from the
Lille speech, which he said constituted
the oifense against President Mac
Mahon and an insult to ministers.
Gambetta replied that he went to Lille
with the fixed intention to deliver i
political speech which situation rem
dered it necessary but he protested
strongly that he desired to SANDER or
insult no one.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-01

POPULATION OF JEFFERSON The
census returns for Jefferson county lin
Guiding Port Townsend gives popula-
ton Of ,416; males LOS, females, 3l6.
Number of males foreign born, 219; fe-
males foreign born, IS Number OF
females, 271; number oedwellings, 2S5
The twelve counties returned. aggre-
gate 2s,733. If the remaining twelve
to b. heard from average as well we
will have registered population of
57.466, in addition to the considerable
per centage that escaped the ken of the
census takers We fear, however, that
Clallan,, Island, San Juan, and Wakia-
KUN will bring down the figures woful-
ly. as being small counties they will
not probably average over 500 each.