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The undersigned, having been instructed to
prepare the 10 egOing statement by said school
Bolrd does hereby certify that the same IS cor.
rect and in accordance with said A ct of Assem-
bly,, to tile bost of my KNOWLEDGE and belief,
ana was, on motion, ordered to have the above
Financial Statement printed
From the minutes
A. @. DOLLENMAYER,
June oO5W Secretary.
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DR.. Swayne's Compound
SYrWD of Wild Cherry
SAVED HIS LIFE.

Was that Of Edward II. Hanson. Engineer at
George Sweeny's Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia He had n violent cuuIh, night
sweats, sore throat, great weakness splt at diff
ferent time pint Of IlOOG, gave up all hope Of
recovery. Through the use of - DR.. S9Dd mes
lWtdCdeTTySVrup" became q sound and healthy
man, and remains so TO this day, although over
twenty years nave elapsed since he was cured.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. six bottles as. II
yonr druggist or stOrekeeper does not sell II, we
will forward malt dozen. freight paid, to any ad
dress, on receipt OF price.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14
officers OF the State for the years Ia which
such salaries we're due and paysble.

such salaries were due and payable.
sEuTtor 1. Be II enacted bv he Set,ute and
House IF Representatives Of he State of Louis
lana, IN General assembly e1npeagd That
the taxes due to and receivable for the General
Fund for past years, up 10 and including the year
eighteen hundred and seventy-six, may be paid
In warrants drawn by the Auditor Of Public
Accounts on the Treasurer u the State IN
payment Of the salaries OF The constitutional
officers OF the State for The years 10 witch such
salaries were due and payable: proutded, The said
warrants belong to the original payees Thereof or
their heirs, at the date If bhe passage OF this act
which faGS shall he pr VI by the Aft lavt of said
payees, written and sworn to on the back of said
warrahEs: ard the tax collectors throughout the
state are hereby authorized to receive said war
rants f'r said taxes for the years in which the
said sals. ins we're due and payable.
SEC. BE further enacted, ETC., That this
act sliall ia he effect from aud after its pass4
(Sisned) LOUIS BtJ9H.
Speaker Of the House OF Represent ativss
tSignedl LOUIS A. WILTE,
Governor aid President of the Senate
Approved March 10, 1917.
tSigned) FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the stabe of Iurii NO.
true copy
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

-, oliaerdl oh q fordl why don't you speak?s
Inc Lady julia was not more in earnest when she
uttered this lnterroe alton to the Secretary of the
sy reener latiler.in Sheridan Knowles play OF
Andersons photograph fac stqeilos of his patrons
but single glance at the Photograph OF Gov.
Nichols, and the host of notables Il, his show.
cases. tell us as ainly who they are as though
aney aetnsily spoke at the instant they are seen.
The lightning speed with which tha 6tanass =
transixed 10 the negative imprint ia infaib.e Ana
inyarisble. The greatest sceptic viii Ia onr.
need on sitting Of eight or tan seconds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

NO. eu. AN AOl
To authorize the Auditor Of Public Accounts to
accept and approve the bonds Of State Tax
Collectors; and to repeal all laws requiring
said bonds to be approved by sny other
officer.
EEortoE |. Be II enacted bv the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of Tie State Of Loutsi-
ana, in General Assembly conuened; That the
bonds OF State Tas COLLECTORS shall hereafter be
accepted and approved alone by The Auditor oil
Public Accounts.
=. sEc. 9. BE II further enacted etc., That before
the Auditor accepts and approves the bond Of any
State Tax Collector the sursties on said bond.
together with two freeholders, residents Of the
parish for which the Tax Collector has been at-
pointed, shall file in the Auditors office an afida-
Wit that the suteties said bond are solvent and
worth the amount for which they byund them
selves in said bond.
SEC. 3. BE u further enacted ETC.,, That all laws
requiring the bonds of the State tax collectors to
be approved or accepted by any other officer than
the Auditor OF Public Accounts be and the same
are hereby repealed: provided, that nothing In
this act shall apply to those tax collectors who
have already fled their bonds with the Auditor of
Public Accounts as provided by existing laws.
sEc. T. BE II further enacted, etc., That this aob
shall take etf5ct from and after the date of it's
passage
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
(Signedl LOUIS A. WILTZ.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate.
Approved March Il, 1877.
tsignedl FRANCIS I. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Az istsnt genretarv oF ptete
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No. 3d. AN ACT
10 authorize the receipt for back taxes due the
General Fund of the warrants issued in pay.
menf OF the salaries Of the constitutional
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lmportare to sugar planters. See Trouard,s
advertisement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-14

No. 81. AN ACT
Amending section nineteen hundred and twenty
nine OF the Revised Statutes, and changing
the term of the Sixth Judicial District Court,
In and tor the parish of 81. Helena
sHorIoF /. BE Il enacted by he Senate and
House Of Representatives Of ne State Of Louisi
ana. in General Assembly oonuened. That section
nineteen hundred and twenty nine vi the Revised
Statutes be and the same is hereby amended and
re.enaoted so 10 TO fix the terms OF the Sixth Ju-
dicia1 District Court, in and for the parish OF st.
Helena, for the second Monday of February and
fret Monday Of November, instead of the third
Monday Of April end first Monday Of November,
SEC: ?. Be it further enacted, etc., That this
aot shall take effect from and after the year
eighteen hundred aud seventy eight and all laws
and parts OF laws in conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed
(Sgned) LOUIS BUSH,
speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
(aignedl LOUIS A. WILfz,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate
Approved March IL. 1877.
tsgned) FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
true copy:
OsCAn ARROYO,
MT - ~
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No. ell AN ACT
TO create two additional justices of the pese 70
wards in Avoyeles parish, and REMEMBERING
the same and giving sixth and seventh wards
concurrent Jurisdiction in the parish OF
Avoysllss.
sECrIoN l. Be il enacted bv The Senate and
House Of Representations Of tie State Of Louisi-
ana, IN General Assembly cpnpened, That all that
part OF .Ayoyelles parish lying north OF Red
River, shall constitute Justice Of the peace
ward, which shall be known as ward No. /.
sEe. D. Be Il further enacted, etc., That ell
that part Of AyoyelIes parish beginning st a
point on Bayou deH Glazes on the dividing line be-
tween the Coco and Gauthier plantations, thence
east across the Big Bend Of said bavou TO the
mouth Of MIL bayou, at the dam, thsoce in an
easterly direction TO The mouth OF the AtchaFa-
River proper, thence up Red River
b. the mouth of Lake 3d. Angnesse, thence
in southeasterly direction through the swamp
to the point of starting between the Coco and
Gauthier plantations which shall be known as
ward No. 4.
eEo. 0. Be Nfattter enacted, etc That Marks
Vile Ward shall be known as Ward number Two:
that Msnsurs Ward shall be known as Ward
number Three; that MofeauYie Ward shall be
known as Ward number Five: that Evergreen
Ward shall be known az Ward number Sir: that
Homesvile Ward shall be known az Ward num-
Der Seven.
SEQ 4. BE il further enacted. etc., That justices
Of sixth and Seventh Wards shall have concur
rent jurisdiction.
enc 8. Be Il further enacted, etc That all laws
contrary TO the provisions of this apt be aud the
same are hereby repealed, and thst this act shall
take effect from and after it's passage.
(Signedl LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker OF The House of Rabre sentstives
,(signedl LOUIS A. WILLY,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Fenste.
Approved March II, 1877.
t5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF the State Of louisiana.
true copy:
OSCAR ARRoYo,
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hundred aud sixty -eight; an act entitled IAN act
TO amend an act relative TO public printing" APP
proved July twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, No. g, approved February third.
eighteen huhdred and seventy, sections two
Thousand nine hundred aud eighty six TO TIRES
thousand and Ave- both inclusive, OF the Revised
Statutes OF Louisiana, approved fourteenth Of
March, eighteen hundred and seventy, title
public printing! and on act entitled IAN
act to regulate The manner Of making
advertisements in judicial proceedings and
sales, OF property Under Judicial pre- cess
in all parishes other than that of Orleans
regulating the price therefor; and directing the
manner aud price at which contracts should be
made by police iufies and municipal corporations,
except New Orleans, Tor public printing" mum
bef h1nety-one, approved August fifteenth,
eighteen hundred aud seFenty-six; and that ell
laws or parts OF laws conflicting herewith and ell
laws OF parts OF laws on the same subject matter,
be and they ale hereby expressly repealed and
abrUgated
tsigned) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives,.
tStgnedl LOUIS A. WILIY,
Lie utenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved March IL, 1877.
(signerD FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the state OF Louisiana.
true copy:
OSCAR ARRoyo,
Assiata nj 1oorotorv nj glofe
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No. Sal AN ACT

No. 3d. AN ACT
10 create an additional Justice of the Peace 70,
the Third Ward OF the Parish OF Cameron
sEoT1oN l. BE enacted By The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State Of Louisiana
IN General Assembly concerned, That an addi-
tional Justice Of the Peace is hereby authorized
for and within the Third Ward Of the parish OF
Cameron.
SEQ. 2. Be il further enacted, etc.,, That the
Governor Is authorized, and it is hereby made
his duty to appoint said additional Justice of the
Peace, who shall hold office, unless sooner re-
moved. until his successor Ii elected at the next
general election.
SEQ 3. Be Il further enacted, etc., That this
act shall take effect from and after ITS passage.
(signedl LOUIS BUSH,
speaker OF the House Of Represen lives
, Signed LOUIS A. WILrZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President vi the Senate,
Approved March ~, 1877.
(Signed) FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
true copy:
Assistant Secretary of State.
No. 81. AN ACT
To repeal section one hundred and fourteen of
the Revised Statutes of the State OF Louisi-
eEoI16N /. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State Of Louisi-
ana in General assembly c0nUeasd, That soc.
ton one hundred and fourteen of the Revised
Statutes Of the State of Louisiana be and the
came are hereby repealed
SEC. 2. BE further enacted, stc. That this
act shall take effect from and sfter It's passage.
(SiQned) LOU s BUSH.
Speaker OF the Hoase OF Representatives.
-. (Signed) LOUIS A WILT,
Governor AMI President of the Senate,
Approved March -, 1877.
(Signedl FRANCIS T. NTCHOLLS.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary OF State.
M EE l 4 NJ A
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,,,..,...---- VIII StlEN EN-,
chairman Of Senate Committee,
II. L. JONAS.

Chairman oE House Cammtttao.
The report was adopted. and the amendments
reported by the Committee on Conference were
taken AS engrossed with the bill
unaer further suspension of the rvles, tho
biilwa read a third time. passed. the title was
adopted, and notice OF concurrence in the report
OF the Conferences Committee was ordered to be
semitic tae Senate.
onmotkon of Me. Kidd. the Hause adjourned.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief CLARK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO tn E
Sally Aeaneast 9onrual.
DISASTERS AT SEA.
Several Maine Vessels Wrecked and IN
Distress.


PORTSMOUTH, January IL. The schooner Gen
Taylor, Captain Thurlow, we mt ashore at Odiorne.
Point at the entrance Of the harbor, Saturday
morning, during the thick snow storm, and be.
came total wreck. The schooner was loaded
with fish, herring, potatoes, ETC., bound from East
port, being owned in the former place The crew
took boat and we're saved
RocKLAND, January 10. The schooner Andrew
Peters, Torey, from Boston for Calais, while
working her way through York Narrows to Win.
ter Ilarbor, struck ledge, breaking tiller and
rendering the vessel unmauageable. The anchor
was dropped, when the chain parted and she went
ashore, but came off soon after without material
damage
Schooner Laura, of BGcksport, Roberts, from
Belfast for Washington, with potatoes, has been
abandoned at sea in sinking condition. The
captain and crew were landed at South West Har.
Dor.
Schooner Light Boat, Wood from Rockland for
Providence, with lime, took fire the evening of
the 9th when off Thatcher Island. The cabin
was immediately closed up and matches ba,tened.
She came 10 anchor of Ten Pound Island and re.
mains there.
Schooner Bagaduce, Clements. from Cas,ine for
New Bedford, was off Hyanns 9th, full of water
having been ashore. A tug was engaged to tow
her to New Bedford.
Schooner Benz ID. Prince. Hall, from Belfas,
for Philadelphia, parted both chains and wen,
ashore near New Haven 9th inst. She was haul.
ed off the Sth by the L. s. steamer Grant and fur.
nished with an anchor.
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Disease Grows aimee,

Like an i'll wind and cannot be mastered to- early
What is rifing attack of sickness to-day may, II
unattended to, become serious case in week.
Small ailments should be nipped in the bud before
they blossom into full blown malades. II this ad
vice were attended to, many heavy bill for medi
cal attendance might be avoided. when the liver
Is disordered. the stomach foul, the bowels oh
structed or The nerves disturbed, resort should at
once be had to The supreme remedy, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, a few doses Of which Will restore
healthy action and put the system in perfect order
II is wise precaution to keep this incomparab e
preventive in the house. since it checks with unri-
vailed promttude, disorders which breed others
lar more dangerous, aud IN their latest develop
ments are themselves often fatal.
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PORTLAND.
ssauit.

PORTLAND, January -. Two men, Sheehan
and Arnold, were bound over in the municipal
court at Portland, Saturday, in five hundred dol,
lars, for an assault upon man from Ellsworth,
breaking his ribs and robbing him.
Drowned.
A man was reported drowned in the steamship
dock Saturday morning. The body has not vet
been recovered.
The man drowned in the dock was named Hen.
ry Hughes, pedller, aged forty-fve years. He
walked off the wharf about five o'clock A NJ, and
was heard to shout for help after crawling out Of
the water the first time, but again broke throu Oh
and was lost. His body was found at We O'Clock
in the evening.
Trains Delayed.
The storm was light here. The Ogdenshure
train was one hour late. The Boston & Maine,
one hour and half late, the Eastern twenty min.
utes, Maine Central forty five minutes the Roch.
ester one hour, Grand Trunk forty five minutes
The Montreal steamer train was quite late and the
Peruvian will be detained till 10 P. NJ.
Death.
Edward Howe, an old merchant, aged ninety.
three years and six months, died here last night
He had been Free Mason for seventy years, and
there were but six older in the country.
Cleared.
Steamship Peruvian, for Liverpool; brig c. NJ
Goodrich, for Buenos Ayers.
Fire.
PORTLAND, January IA. A FIRE in building 2G2
Fore street, on Saturday night, owned and occu.
pied by c. \. Delano & Co., as planning mill
damaged the upper stories slightly, and water
injured Dclano's stock and machinery below
The stock was insured.
B. F. Libby Son occupied the upper part for
stair building. Insured.
The loss will not exceed one thousand dollars
Board of Trade.
The board Of trade last night passed resolutions
memorializing congress to negotiate new recip.
rocity treaty; also against the proposed head
money on immigration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-15
state Board of Health.

The matter OF the establishment Of a Stat,
Board of Health is now before the Judiciar,
Committee, coming down from the last Legisla
ture. 1t may be well to revive its provisions
The Board Of Health contemplate the following
work:
The collection and dissemination of informa
ton relative to the nature, cause and treatnen
OF preventsble diseases.
The perfection of the system of Hygiene, con
ducive to the prolongation of human life.
The obtaining of statistics concerning epidem
les and contagious diseases.
The adoption OF measures to secure the purity
of the air We breathe, the water we drink, the
food we eat.
Attention to the drainage aud sewerage Of
every city and village in the State.
Provision for the proper ventilation of oul
schools colleges, court-rooms, hospitals, asylums
theatres and public halls with facilities for ready
exit in case Of fire.
The regulation, removal OF suppression of bust.
ness dangerous or detrimental TO individual OIL
public health.
The protection Of children overWolked, neg.
lected or abused.
The establishment of an efficient quarantine
with power adequate to any emergency.
The Board to consist of seven persons, who are
to be appointed by the Governor, to hold theii
office for seven years.
The Board may investigate cases and submit
them for jurisdiction and final determination tc
the Supreme Judicial Court.
The Board shall meet at the State House once
IN six months, and as much oftener as they may
deem expedicnt. No member except the Secre-
tary shall receive any compensation; but the act
ual personal expenses OF any member while en-
gagged in the duties Of the Board shall be allowed
and paid, the Secretary to receive an annual sal
airy of $1,000, and his necessary travelling ex
penses
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The Indian Tribes.

The remnants of two Indian tribes continue
maquoddy. The past year there has been ex-
pended for the frst-named tribe, IS, 437 oil. The
census of the tribe, shows the number to be AS
At the annual election, held the lst of No
yember Toner ATTAIN was elected Governor
Saul Neptune, Lieutenant Governor, and SABBATH,
Dana, Delegvte to the Legislature. larger
vote was cast than at previous elections, many
participating in the election who have in former
years RETAINED from voting. and the indications
are that much pleasanter state of political feel
ing prevails than for several years past There
has been less demsnd for labor, and consequent
a lower rate of wages has prevailed among the
Tube for the past year Sales of baskets, etc., al
summer resorts, have been less in quantity and in
price than in previous seasons. No prevaen,
diseases have ragged among the tribe during the
wear, and their condition socially, morally and
physically, has remained about the same.
The expenditures the past year for the Passa-
maquoddy tribe were - S95,0S. Game has be-
come scarce and but very few can gain their
livelihood by hunting. Tribe numbers 50S-260
males and 2io females. As specified in q treaty
made with the different sections of the tribe, dat
ed February 18th, 1852, upon the death of John
Francis then Governor of that portion of the
Tube living at Pleasant Point q vote of the
whole tribe should be taken and the majority
should decide whether to elect another Governo:
at Pleasant Point or to be content with the one
living on the Indian Township. The office hav-
ing become vacant by the death of John Francis
the tribe decided TO elect another Governor al
Pleasant Point and have made choice of Selmore
Francis. They have also, in accordance with the
provisions OF the treaty, chosen Peter Selmore
Lieutenant Governor at Pleasant Point.
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LOUISIANA.
From Gen. Augur.

NEW ORLEANS, January 10. Gen. Augur re-
ports there has been no change in the situation or
IN the orders in the relation to the rival parties.
Denial
Representative Delacey did not saw as was stat
ed in the republican legislature yesterday that he
such story had been circulated, and be had no
idea of going to that body
Legislative.
AT l o'clock no ballot for L. S. Senator had
been had in the republican legislature.
The senate is still without quorum. Senator
BIeaux from Point Coupee and the Felicians, who
left the republican senate yesterday, was sworn in
to the democratic senate TO-DAY.
Represe NATIVE Brown of Vernon, also left the
republican house and wrote q letter to the demo-
cratic house, saying that although he was return
ed as elected by the returning board, he did not
believe he was elected, and would not ask for his
seat.
The democratic legislature had another ballot
tor United States senator, but without choice.
Still at Work.
NEW YORK, January ii. The Times New Or
leans special says: at is understood that the
canvassers appointed by Nichols legislature, are
at work on the state returns, and will also count
the electoral vote and endeavor to turn the state
to Tilden. The longer recognition of Gov
Packard is delayed the more complicated the po-
litical situation will become" Unhappy Louis
lana"
Election Notes.
Judge Shaw has opened the Superior Civil
Court IN the State House building He has the
seal and minute book of the court while the Mich.
oils government holds the former court room.
a Times extra, referring to the democratic leg
islature, says the United States Senatorial ques-
ton perpexes the members not little, and il
seems to be generally understood that the daily
joint ballot is but mere form, to conform to the
existing laws. Some of the members seem to
think that instead of electing democrat they
would gain more now by electing liberal repu5-
hcan. In connection with this subject il is al
legged thst a combination is being effected where
by James +. Casey, or some prominent republican
with Influence at Washington, will be selected.
Caucuses of republican and democratic members
are reported, at which the matter is discussed,
and it is expected that in few days all arrang-
ments necessary will have been effected
Gov. Kellogg testified to-day that he received
several dispatches about election day, but did not
receive one from Chandler saying that Louisiana
must be carried for the republicans" Did re-
ceive one from Chandler saying "Hewitt is com.
ing; watch the count and be careful"
Arrested.
Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms of the republican Senate
were arrested last evening at Pinchback's house
and sent 10 the parish jail in default of 81 ,00t
bail.
From New Orleans.
1t is officially ascertsned tonight that the gov
ernment received nothing to-day from New Or
leans. The dispatches of the past two days have
contained nothing that was regarded as impor-
tant. There is no disposition on the part of the
government to send additional troops South, s'
the administration Is not apprehenslve OF serious
trouble in New Orleans or elsewhere.