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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-12-01
Office Supc1intcnlent OF
Public Education.

New Orleans. Oct. 3iSt. 1877.
10 Teachers Of Public and o. Priya-
tt Schools, iii rural Louisiana.
Every Teacher who las been in
charge of y public ora private
School in amy portion Of the State.
at Hny time since the LIST October.
1871, is requested to send lit as
early date as possible. to the Sc
cretary of the Parish Board ofSchool
Directors in the parish in which he
or she has been teaching, OF directly
to iht undersigned. a condensed re
port OF such school, showing its 10.
cation, name, and grade, its public
or private direction, the number
OF teachers employed in it, the
months during which it was or has
been open, the number Of pupils
enrolled, of each sex and color. the
average monthly attendance of
such pupils. the branches taught
them and textbooks used, together
with such other statistics and such
remarks and explanations as eacl,
teacher, over his or her signature.
may deem suitable for publication.
Such reports ale needed for a com
plete exhibit of the educational
work in Louisiana in the Annual
Report OF the undersigned.
ROB'T. ii. LISEER.
State Superintendent Of pu-
bic Education.
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POPULAR ERRORS

Sunday Laws, Concerts, Fairs and
Public Shows are subjects of social
and political economy, on which
popular sentiment is Singnlarly di-
vided in this part Of the State. So
cial science is violently convulstd
betweA two extreme doctrines on
this question, between two mora!
andIaacial hereSirs, which are both
eoffspring of erroneous notions
s3}f religion and liberty.
In $ far as legislation can be APP
piled to these subjects, we find the
law-makcr assaulted by conflicting
pressures, which lead, by different
modes, to equally disastrous results.
In this Parish, our Police July,
feeling that the "golden middle"
leads alone to the true path of wis
dom, has prudently steered between
the two extremes; iii refusing to
iutlict on us an ordinance to close
drinking establishments on Sun
days, it has drawn upon that body
the unmeasured condemnation Of
the puritanic spirit which has Of
late Developed in this State and is
gradually creeping in the body pol
itic; and in levying a license on
concerts, fairs and public shows, in
Guiding public balls, where profits
are to be realized, without regard
to the plausibility Of their %ostensi-
ble object, our local Legislature has
encountered the severe rebuke Of
the opposite element, composed Of
those who believe that fairs and
concerts and other public entertain
ments held, almost erclusirely0n Sun
days, for the benefit of churches,
chapels and public schools, rest on
At0undation of christian charity,
and patriotic generosity, and should
therefore be fostered by legislation,
rather than checked or burdened by
taxation. The po|ice:jury is also tc.
rociou : censured by proprietors OF
public Shows and circuses, lor re-
curing of them Il liccnce in their
eleratea and philanthropic? avoca-
ton. In q recent exhibition of his
circus in this parish, the noted Dan
Rice took the liberty to severely
criticize both the Legislature and
the Police-Jury for exacting a licen-
Sc from his "highly intellectual pro-
fession." holding that Il liberal gov
eminent should never impose a tax
on "brain work." He was bold and
indiscreet enough to assimilate the
itinerant Snowman who carries
away the hard earnings OF the la,
boring classes, with the working
man himself.
It is therefore safe to assert that
tue course of our Police-Jury com
mends itself to the favorable OPT.
Mon of all serious thinking men.
After yielding for a few days to
the pressure OF a puritanic atmos'
phere, by adopting an ordinance
requiring drinking establishments
to be closed on Sundays, the Police
Jury cf st. James wisely reconsid
cred it's action aud repealed the M
.iudicious ordinance; thinkingdoabt
less that st,el, Il prohibition coah
constitutionally emanate from 1ht
State Legislature only; and con
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
SUCCESSION AND COMMUNITY
MARIE MADELEINE.
WIFE OF
JEAN PHILIPPE.
BY virtue Of an Order of sale to me li-
rccte,l 10y the above Honorable Cont h,.,r-
ing date the 18th. day Of October ~
| will offer for sale at Public Auction ON
the premises.
On Thursday, the 9th. day of De
cembcr 1877, at ii O'Clock \. NJ.
The following described property hclong-
ing to said Succession and Community.
to-wit:
lSt.-.A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of st. James, on the lief; bank nl
me Mississ. ppi river. about SiNty-THu
miles above the City of New Orleans.
measuring l"'f an ar;'ent front on said
river. 10 ne measured ana taken at Il point
distant eighteen hundred and TWEEN
ty-nlne md a half feet from the Public
Road. running back to the forty arlents
line. bounded above by lands of Chris
topic Michel, in front by those of Mrs.
Florian Jacob and below by those OF the
hers of }. /. Damarf, together Will, ali
the bindings and improvements Thereon.
and thereto belonging.
2nd.-One halt of a small dwelling house
erected on tie property Of Mrs. Florian
Jacob.
Terms and conditions:
CASH IN L. S. CURRENCY.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff.
Parish of st. James, November 3rl.. Isl.
Succession Estate of Louisiana,
oil Parish Court,
JOSEPH WEpnr. >parish of st. james.
Tile State and Cont -Jtnf.soti:
Whereas, Angustc Adams has applied to
the Honorable Court for letters of admins
tiation in the above Succession.
Now, therefore,. Public Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern. to show
cause i'll writing, within ten days, why the
prayer Of petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
EMILE j. LA1CIlE.
Deputy Clerk.
st. James Parish, Dec. LIST. lS17.
j. f. POCi!E, Attorney.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-12-01

POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois:
Secretary, Emile J. Iaiche:
Members, j. A. nruilhct. j. Il. TerchauG,
Felicien Wasuesrack, Desire Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mirc. Henry Johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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school BOARD.

SC11SUI DUA1I1J.
President, J. Gentil;
Secretary: J. Louis Gaudrt:
Members, Dir. O. Galldct. J. n. Thibo-
,leanx, d.. 7. Bourgeois, +. NINA Martin.
Thelesphore Dugas, A. w Thompson, John
D;ckerson.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER /. 1917.
Official DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension.
st. James, ST. john the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Judge....-..---..-N Morris Marks.
District Attornev.-.----.F T. B. E;rllugt.
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A & X r l. A n 4 r. 4 Es-S j..

NJ. Emile Leblanc, sucricr bien
connu ct experiments, maitre dune
dtcouverte qui lui per,net de faire
dn sucre avec les cannes les plus
diiiicl'es a rouler, sc chargera, moy-
eEnant la somme de $40, payable
apres I%tpreuve, de rtglcr la lessive
de to,:s les tquipages qu'on voudra
bien lui confer dams Ia paroisse.
Emile Leblanc, raroisse st. Jac-
>lues, Convent p. Q.
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[t'cmpri,in" the Parishes OF Ascension
aud st. James.
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NOTICE
STATE on ILLINOIS,
Alexander County. as
IN the County Court Of Eaid cOlnty Move mier
Term, A. ID ls1I.
August WatsEmeier. Admin
Istrsior Of the estate OIL
Frederick Waiermeier, de-
deceased,
vs.. Petlton 10 sell
Lins Wstermeifr, Emile Rea, Property.
v aterInsier, and Emma
"aiermeier, minor heirs
and Lima Watermelon, the
guardian OIL said minor
heirs.
Al1ayiI Of the n-resiienee Of Lima Wat
srIneler, widow, Emile Watermelon, and En-
ma Naieimsler, minor hers. and
ssi1 minor Lelrs ~ sald estate Of Frederick
"aterTneier, deceased, the defendants above
named having been illed IN The Office Of the
cerk OF said county court; Notice is hereby
gwen TO the sad defendants that the petitioner
Med his petition in said court in probate thereof
on the .ith day Of September. AID. lS17, 70 sell
the following real property OF the estate Of
FREDERICK WatsrTneier, deceased, TO pay the
cebts Of said estate situate in ssId county Of
Alexander state Ofilllnols, tO-wlt-South three
iourths Of northwest quarter Of northwest
quartz. Of sectiOn thirty xix, township l5.sOuth
Of ranse2 We 81 OF third principal merl ian,
containing about thirty acres, and that a sum
mons thereupon issued on, OF said court against
said defend nts returnable on the second Monday
cf November, is11, as is by law required.
Now, therefore unless you, the said defend
ants shall personally he and appear before the
said c0unty court of Alexander county on
the iirst day Of the November term a. ID 1877
thereof to be holden in the city Of Cairo In
said county ,on the second Monday of Noyembei
AID. Isl, and plead, answer or demnr tC
said petitioners petition, the same and the
matters and things charged therein and stated
will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered
according to the prayer OF said petition.
SAMUEL j. HuMN, County Clerk,
HARMON IL. BLACR. Sol'r for ComDlt
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No. 33I,
Notice for Publication

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 2r,t
day Of September, A. ID. 1877, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF Henry Il
Psyson and Ferdinand T.. Canda, of Chicago in
the County Of Cook, and State Of Illinois, who have
been adjudged BanknIpts on their own Petition,
that the payment Of any debts aud the delivery OF
any properly belonging to sach Bankrupts, to them
fot their use. and the transfer Of any property by
them, are forbidden by Law: That meeting o,
the Creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their deb,
and 10 choose one more Assignees Of their Esate
will be held at court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden
ii the Office Of ii. N. Hubbard, No. 80 La sale
Street, in the city Of Chicago, before Homer " Hb-
bard, Esq. Register, on the 9th day Of October
A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock am, by order of Court
no personal notice by mail. will be given to any
Creditors whose claim does not exceed so. 90,
JESSE 8. HILDKUP, L. ). MARSHAL
Messenger.
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BRONCHITIS AND Luna
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DYSPEPSIA.
s'rRnA

ISTRON Is n Sdfo. s,'e'dY, nm ..'e
tire rHrc far INIT HOht d,pT"ssi,J ~ 0.t
mrntS. ami ~ Jri"J course ~ tTtof'ic'.' . ~
rcStorC ne d;Gcsiirc OrGaHs 10 ut"i~ .''
tine strength. d.d promote n" h'.s
action of ne Sfom0ch "ud Intestine. IN
nervous irritubi'iB Of !Jcrnr" "Ht D..
PERSONS pursuing scde'iorD hI". 9
speediIy rcmOrod by his 0Dem. ~
stomach IL TcSt0r,d IN HeIir dh'hc L''
n0ic Of ne system TiH once D0'c 'c-. ,".'
~ tie performance Of tabor.
prioe. one Doiia,, "a taTgc bou g.
sIp BOTTLES, So.
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late Physician to 81 George and ST. Bar''., &c
news Hospitals, London, CUrcio, 10
81, thzab6ths, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD UnlEItE
sHlEMAR.
This omparuJls BEpURATD

This ineomparnt's DEPIRtII
TRETIG, DI.IPHOREIIC, AMI .i!I
ENT combining riytuey Uhieh ,",..'
II inraiuabie d,id neccr- Jaif.V, "I.
us continued use TH Moroayhiy ri.',
cate al dis~ds"s al he blood. ms i',..
dieHts are Of purity hnrntess "s''....
ton, The products D"h"rcd JrD"t ftH."t"
Egyptian prorumocS, dnd ULetc nr.a
NE slightest fdiHt oJ dis'1se i.t ~" .t.-
team, a. Hsuer Jdis ia cjeriinJ hGf "tr' o..
Through tie medium 81 NE skh,i DF ..
psiiiHD u MrouDb ha HiIny did r".,,,
channels Of he bOdy, Mct"bJ al ~
aud, iHdced, JOrcinJ an No orD,,"s ara
their proper normal IHd IuHct'nh"t "a"
dh'on. a gerg g,r,Gi sr;a,e =, 81 n"" 49,
d0abtcd reliability and noHd"rId cu,"-
Hre properties, Il being, must WHq"cu,"..-
atty, the rcrD aeDte OF U'dicGt fri""b"~.
aud he greatest diSc"re'D "j hc pr's"'i
age. iB the trouiEieht o. 'r"Tg cs.pt'
arh"rc tie b'o0h itoeT q I'T'r'"1i" be
sr1t Of The fcsi0h or digOIhcr, hu'i a.
SCROTJLi Tnd The thousand art 5"a
cnnScs that lead 10 mis- tcrFfbi" M CtiHUt
Of wLich at oiriH.'d coitDon".t'' "'r
cOJHiaant, JoF EiLiicai 1Frih ms "y'r't
cd that TIE Z" sii4s u The JdH'r'H ,h"H
risH ercH uHtO me HirH and I"mfh J,"-
erafiORs." and 10 EROhIh- DOUN ISM
LSFEEBLED cOhh7IJi IIONh u Is :"
y,0rer(M rtj0reHdfdr, causing Ne" 'rrecL
nj bdn OHcc BtDr' a. 0sSED'. TIE n"d' ~
JOiu NJ Dtdiiho0d.
Any DISORDIES, TOSSTIP fIiON OK
IDSrITIyLss, IfIIE IND hJD!,Eb
COHPL iINTS. GFNEh.iL IND NIhI-
OTS DEHYIITI. nm M.iIffH ",
GIINUTLiR ENLiEs HLAIS. T.. -.
TITLI IOHITOtS tINIIR, - ~ :.
fIIICIIONS or THE HONEh. iS:''
IENT ELC!.RS, I'm .iLi '"t
JLiJ WIS fGiad 10 No J'Hn"F see - Z
boost loaI SQUIRT J0i on srHSitit", sTst o.. .
fbic. aHd d.iicdfc JcmGics, 10 " im
dircrt Gcii0n gfpOn h"ir Gttn,'"'sJ - -
nm FORMS or CHRDNJr BfNJ
~ UfJTCU TIfE HiNOD ~ fUi 81
OF THE TROEHTE, - IL i',r0'""hir.
perseverance, trifL H's TJne"B "F ~.
yDsifire 0Hd peFB.OH'"t "f" H"
cHILLS cHd FETEES anal an ~ -
MAJ POJSDNS
Thousands Of 7"stim1"i"ts cn',. "a
truth OC M"sc claims.
Pricc, one Doi'1r, n large bofit,.
nir LuLilra. 81.
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Administrator Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum Testamento Annexo
OF the estate OF Bridget Clark, late of
the county of Alexander and
stAte OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice THAT he will appear before
tne county court of Alexander county. AT
the court house In Cairo at the October term
on the tnird Monday in Oct. next. at which
time all persons having claims again.t saiJ
estate are notified aud requested 10 attend
TOR the purpose OF having the same nd.
1usted. All persons indepted 10 said a..
Ate are requested to make immediate nav.
meut 70 the undersigned. h"'
Dated, this 2lst day OF August, A. u.
l6L ALFRED COMlNGs, Admir-.
wes' Gum Testamento Annexo
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