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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24

emzY orf, %. OeSbr.-@ine bon geiterll
oatirte Oepeide meloet aus Gan 2(ntonio
rGs fann anf quite 9lutoritdt bun nngegeben
peroen, baB Die Sunoestruppeu alle @ren3z
iroldle gletd mad Der Seriibung zines Naub=
Su9S iiber ben &io Granbe periofsen rperben,
I'M Sale bieielben an einem Bunfte iiberieben,
III oeiien gtdbe fib fetne merifanil9en Srup-
pen befinoen.
@btcago, %. Oe3br.- SIM biei. Saupt>
qnartiere elugelaufene 0epeiben aus 81 Yaio
ergeben, oaB baielbit pol itdnbigeR herri6t.
Sberlt 5atd lit nit Snei S1pabronen SD
palerie uno elmer Saubtbe in Gan @liSario
angefOmmen.
@ew= DOrf, %. DECEMBER. @ine Spez
3talbepeld)e ans Sau 2lntouio, Ser., meloet
gan letten 0onnerita9e uerfolste lieutenant
gSaro nit elmer abtbeilung 8aba1erle bic
Spur elmer Sanbe rduberti6er Snbianer,
lpeld)e etne Quantitdt Steh in SeraS geraubt
batten, iiber bell 9iio @ranoe. 0eutenant
gSaro bena6ridtete ben nddfter n,erifaEii4en
Stft5ter, peld)er ii6 nit einem Setahement
Sruppen oem lieutenant an6loB, uut Die
Snblaner 81 siid)tigeu. S6rpere 8egenguiie,
peld)e I'M biele 3cit eiutraten, uladten ben
Stretf5u9 erfolgloS. allein bic merifaniihen
SfftSire erfldrten iid) bereit, ben amerfani<
ld)en Sruppen sur Serfolsung bon @rena=
ltrold)en 81 ieser ,3ett bebilflid5 81 iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24

Sn Bbila6elpbia bc9ing Doun,rSfao
Der bentidle S1ubmader Sob. g8itteu,nss;tssS
I'm alter Don 64 SabreH SeIbltmorO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24
aus Der 9mmocsDa,tptitaot.
NalSGle Natipualz Sanfnpten.

EuttG1e 1eStutiuNnt>2SQHIHOIeu.
US Saibtnqtou %. Se3.-Oer SOurant.
Gontrolerr miro fernerbin Der ,,@riten Natio=
nal=Sanf Don Sauoper" unO Der ,Griien 9taz
tional=Sanf bon Samaqua, 3d." feline Siinf=
oollarnoten mebr perabfolgeu, iuSem piele
sefalidte goten auf iene Saafen i'm llmlaufe
iino. aae Yerionen lollteu id weigsrH, Siinf=
bollarnoten Der ermdhntcn 8anfen in @mpfang
su nebmen, unb Oiejeniaeu, iueld)e iold)e gtoz
ten i'm Seltte baben, Dieielbeu an bic @inl0=
lungs lgentur oes S9asants ididen.
Sas SeHnoen oes Senators 9,atterfon.
Senator Batterion befinset iid beute ni6t
10 mobl, alS geitern; er leibet al gterpeuz
lbma6e, nno ie1ne sSreunDe erflGrer, oab,
ielblt inn Safe er pieoer aenele, er auf BE
3 Sauer mebrerer gSodlen nid)t i'm StaEOe iein
meroe, iein 3inmer 81 perlaiien.
Der "9ouar mnferer 9;ater: Cine ebrmarotge
Veuisfeit
SOlgenber 8rief, lueld)er geitern bonn Staatsz
Oepartemeut benz Utiin, Director suqelteQt
murbe, erfldrt ben llmftano, oab nod Dem
Sabre 1905 feline Silberooaars tpGbreno pie
ler Sabre seprdst murbeu:
yStaatSoepartement l. Ofai 1806.-Srr.
6obert Batter'on, Oireftor bes Wtiinsamts.
Wtein Serr! Sn Solae elmer Dtittpeilung oeS
DIRECTORS Der Sanf Der Sereinigten Staaten,"
mad ipelder cine grcBe Suautitdt Der i'm
DtiinSamte seprasten Silberoollars sn Grpor-
tationssmedeu angefauit moroen iinb, uno ba
es uabri6einlid 1T, bab nod peitere anfdufe
su oemiclben 3wede ftattfnben iuerben, oronet
Der BrdToent an, oaB bis auf gSetteres felne
grGBeren Ntiinsen, als balbe Dollars, i'm
WtiinSanlte seprdgt iuerben Sames Oaoion."
@ermiid)tes.
Die brei Sahrseuge, iuelde Die amerifani-
ld)en ausitellungsgliter nab Yaris bef6rOern
1ollen, merben am 20. Eebruar 1eaclfertia jetu.
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aus @eitinoiett.

panna, %. Oe3br. - Der englii6e
Soitbampfer iit aus ct. Sbomas angefonlz
men unb bringt yadribten bis gum Is. b.
Wt. 9ie Srofenood-@ -@ompagnie bat belfloi=
fen, ibre affaifen Der 9iquibation su iiber=
antlporten, inoem bas @infomnlen in Solge
Der lhled)ten 3etten nibt hinreidt, nm bic
Ius9aben su oeden.
8eridte aus Gan Domingo bis gum g..
DECEMBER ergeben, baB Die 8epolutton nod
nid)t unterbriidt mar. Woroe uno lonitige
@emalttbaten maren on Der Sa9esorbnnua.
llngefdbr 100 politiide @efangene iparen obne
norhergebenbe @arnung perbannt morben uno
so berielben ipurben auf einem Shoouer naf
benz Nio Sada in gfsu- -@ranaba gebra6t.
4us Saptt liesen 9tabrid)ten bis gum II.
DECEMBER Dor. Im 8. 0eseniber wiitbete
cine Seuersbrunit in BOrt=aI. Brince, peld)e
@tgentbum i'm @ertbe BON $15O,O0O SeritDrte.
Su Solse bes nieorigen Breiies oes SaffeeS -
81 pro @entner-ipurben MIR geringe Quarl=
titdten Saffee nad) europa neri6ifit. Der
ipaniid)e 8riegSbampfer ySanfeS garcaiie-
Segui" fam am 2. DECEMBER aus Suba in
BOrt=au-Brince an, ui1 einen @ubaner, Sea-
mems Santif, tpelder ipegeit 8ranoififtung
BON ben Sapti'i9en geb5roen gum Gobe uerz
urtbetlt iporoen mar, in S1us 3u nebmen.
Ser anlerifauilhe @eneralfoniul Barut reiite
am 2. OeSember na9 Neip=gOrf ab.
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Baltimore, Wb.,
Git fatberer MeeiSesGptmuttiIdr tn
Vetusloff.

0em=gorf, 23. DECEMBER. - Seute
abeno itelIte eS ff beraus, oaB Der accile,
Gomn1iiidr Smen Wturpbp tpelfn ais
S9atmeifter Der acciie : Seborbe funsirte
uno Bic Tinansen Der Qebteren controltrte,
$50 ,OOO-$4O, 900 unterlhlagen bat unb nit
benz @elbe bur4gebrauut 1T. Bfurphp ,puroe
sulest am 9anlftas Ulorsen aeieben, unb
Yrdiioent Worton, iotpie @omnliiidr Batter
ion beniibten ii6 beute beit 9an3en Sag per<
geblid, eine Spur pcn bem geri6munbenen
81 entoefen.
Wturpbp murbe bonn Mapor @idbam gum
Ofttgltebe Der Icciie<8eb0rbe ernonnt, une
Ieine Sttntme biloete nit berienigen ees Brd=
f. 'enten Worton Die ben1ofratii1e OtaioritGt
in Der 8eb0rbe. @r 1T tart gebaut, cher un<
ter als iber Der 0tittelgr0Be unb trug ieiu
!Saar furs geidoren. Sein Geitft mar nit
4usnabme zines fleinen Sarres am Slim
slatt rafrt. Gr iprldt nit einem itarf irir
if)en 1ccrrte.
Die a1ssmeine anift 1T, baB fi6 Dturpbp
nad) europa eingeidlifft bat. Der Setriiger
ipar Elm herporra9enbes Mitglieb oes General
9omites Der SammangzBartei.
Sbli8atiomen g9iutmoel 1T Netps
1orf.
Stem port, %. 9esember.-Ssit feds
Dtouaten fino @eb.impoliiiiten bamit beidGf<
tist setueien, einer sebeimnibuo1eu Seraus>
9abung BON gefdllften Sbligationea Der
Stdbte QuinceD, Sus., unb ct. Souls, &c.,
auf bic Spur 5u fomnten, unb geitern abenb
ipuroen bret pronlinente Aftienmdfler an Der
s8allfraBe, tu.l6e gsfdlidte Bsrtbpaplere Der
eripdbnten Nrt i'm Setrage bon mebr, als
100000, in llulauf seiett baben ioaen, oer-
baftet. Die @eiangsnen iino SeroiHano Ser,
;og, Bm. Dtuir unb Soel Uf. l6apes. Wan
min ipiiien, baB Die ansetlasten 0iitslieoer
elmer por3isli9 organiiirten ganoe Don Sbli<
gationenfdli4ern iiub, oeren Sperationen iif
auf ale bauptid9lideu Stdbte Der l1nion er.
itredten. Gs oerlautet, oab bic Berioneu,
iuelde bic Sdli9ungeu tbatiddlid] Deriibten,
Der Yoli;ei befaunt finb unO baB ibre Seit=
nabme MIR cine Eraqe ber 2eit ift.
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a4k@NTE]I 1!5jZIllN
~P8. . II. @iutamS, bisber Gr'r
i'm Ser. Staaten=Y =Yatentamte.
Biirenu Str. 1S0, B .zBalttmorez, ytorbfpeit gde
Der g2orthftrafe (127-1

Sanee'S 9tno orn.Ganoy-
(Horehound-Candy.)
Cance'S MnoprnsSaaoh
bot Hd In sponSsidbr9er grfabruns Iber ieben
S6atten eines 3wefels bnaus berart erprobt, baB
bel ber 5eiIuns bon
9litbnta,
Observation-Disclosures
S3uiten uno Grt6ttuns,
bauttBer 8raune uuo SseudDbufteH,
YlutIpeieu
uno allen 2ungfnbeidtueroen
eoes anbere Wtttel ii6ertrifit.
5unberte anberer 0ittel iinb geprieicn unb in ben
9immel sehoben porben, tnb aber, oa ie 5ur unter<
asung ees eobes tetne Sorsse uefaBen, Der Ser9eiz
ienbeit an6etm sefa1en, fpd9renb Sance's Mnborn=
Ganbp betdnoi9 on Bel,e6tbet aeponnen, bis er biz
S6be zines Wtufer<Brdparates erreiht bat.
Yreis 80 Gents bas ade ooer orei Pafete fiir eneH
Dollar. 3u ha6en bel
getb o. Ganee.
Nr. 108, % 4 Baltimore ftrase.
(5e6r.t9, ,12Dhel
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Setb 9. Sauce,
Nr. 10S. We =Saltimor effrase
,at1ee'S eaffapartlle1 0iIIen.

dWWCH $WVWYWVVUE1t-YS YStuG1p
SaHce's Sa1apariasRz Yillen reinisen bas BIut.
5ance's 6aiiaparlnen= Rillen reini9en bas Blut
6ances Saifapartllen=9 9&gen retni9en bas B(ut
Snnee's 6aiinpariaen< <Ytllen reinigen bas Blut,
3ances Gafaparilenzg gSillen reinigen bas BIut.
banee's Gaiiapariden=ptle reint9en bas Blut,
6anee'S pnriGen=Y Yi1len reini9en bas Blut.
4ance's Saifapariaens9 9,ilien reinigen bas BIut.
Sance's SaiiapariGen=9 95tlen rein,sen bas 8Iut,
bance's Sni5npariGen >9,illen reiHi8en oas BIut.
9ance'S 6aifapariG Yiqen reini9en oas Blut.
6ance's 6nijapariIen@J J3illen reinsen has But.
9ance's 6ai5aparinsnS95 5iGen reinigen bas Biut
4ance's eaiiapariaea<Hillen rcini9en bas ylnt.
fSfelr.26 t25ptr
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N1fki

Ydtfel Ndtfe!
auy 4ele ms Austanb heiorgt innerbalb "a 6tunbeu
8. &aiue,
H96e ber UalttmoreRta6e nub NofsD Office apeuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24

0as'&amoelaber. @asaSanss5assrs e5as1sanDtIaper.
9Bir baIten cine perfbieoenartise unb umfangreide
ped,e aIle neuen Oiuiter unb Wouitdten in unierer
Sranhe In &rsitaII u. 0eraolOmns, altertbim=
Iiden1 Sran (verde Antico), 5mpertalz II. frams
abhfdler Bronse umfaBt, aleseit auf Eager.
g8ir b16en in ben Breiien aller Naaren cine Serabs
iesuns eintreten Iaiien. q. y. Sauioiom & So,
ger. 5, Eoro> 4ibertnitraB
Beionbere Mufmertiamfeit iuiro Der Bleirobrens
uno @aseinrIdbtuna aeniomet. (SftS. t2pite. .ia2El
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AuAeC gaiiapariGen= ober BlutpQen;
9anee's Gafaparilenz ober Blutpinen;
Sance's Saiiaparillen= ODER BIutpi iIen;
Sance's SafapariGen= ober SIutpilen;
Sance's Saiiaparinens ODER Dlutpilen;
Sauee's Gaiap ariGen= ober Blutpiflen;
9ancefs Saiiapari1en= ober 8Iuiptuen;
5anee's SaKapariGens,
pesetabiliihe ODER 8Iutpinen
aur Heini9uns bes gIutes.
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Nnhntai
MHhmdi
yiHhf1fd ,

SD modte bas Bublfum benadbribtisen,. oaB t6
TN Sese elmer arsnei bin, uelde beles 10 iebr pes
ntsenbe seioen beilt. SD babe aeute geehen, pelee
Wfittes fait au9enbtidlid 9inberung erlan9ten. Gs
TT barmos une tann oobnealle geidrdntln3 senomss
men peroen. Soute bieIe ytoti5 Dor oas Muse zines
mt biejer audlenben Srantbei Sebafteten fonnen 70
sprb er hoentIid unfeblbar osIeid lid an mid, ipen=
ben unb 6aburdb ioiortise einSeruna i'd peridaen.
Yrets 81 Die Tlalheober ied,s 6laiben fur So.
gu baben 6e
Seth G. S,dnce
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Wertfanifd,e 8duber TIT SiiosGaIts
fornien.-Yrompte smitt5 our6
Htd1ter Snttd1.

g ran5lsco, %. DECEMBER. -
Sor eini9en Sagen ipuroe bas Stdbt9en So
lisnte i'm liibli6en Sbeile breies Staates BON
elmer 1btbeiluna Merifaner iiberfalleu, tpcldle
eine gn3abl Yieroe, iomie cine Quantitdt
Gaenwaaren, 2ebensnlittel, @elb II. I. 10.
raubten. slud) in Dem bena1barten Stdot<
den Saferfielo wuroen mebrere Yieroe ge<
rambt.
geitern wuroen flint Dtitglieber Der 9tau<
berbanoe in BEN Senion @ebrge gefangen
unb mad Safersfelb gebradt. Sn pergange=
Tier gtaft erbra6 cine Sd)aar Mduner, infer
ipelder iit Die angeiebeniten Siirser BON 3d.
fersfielb befanOen, oas @efdnsniB, bemd6tiste
ll9 Der @etan9euen, fiibrte oieielben in bas
3lmmer oes 9titriftsgert9ts, uo elm @ei9ipo=
renen.9 9oasgium periamnelt purbe. Oafelbe
erfldrte Die @eiangenen iduloig, unS oteiels
ben ipuroen barauf obne SGumen in benz
6ofraume beS @efdngniiies aufgebdust.
Die Setd)euld]au @eldporenen 9aben bente
Otorgen ben sSabriprud ab, oaB Die 9tduber
burd) ,,unbefuunte Serioueu aehGr1at m1rbeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24

Baltimore. ben %. Sunt 1860.
Sd5 beidcinise biermit, ba6 i'd nit beTtisemShmerse
In Ser rethten Bruft uno i'm red5ten Arme, Der nod
m,i,ler Mnfidt pon unreiner Seidaffenbeit meines
Biutes berribrte, be9aftet mar. Wtan empfabl mir
Sanees gaiap arillenz ooer Slutpgen, urb nod benz
Sselraude efr1er Shadtel mar Der Sbniers aus Ytut
tImo arIn aan, per56munoen. Sdb flnb Die 4iGen in
ihrer 3irtnng dubtrit MILD uno m6dte e5eoermann,
ber elm miIoes M6ilbrmitteI 6raudt, enpieblen.
Datri6 9fodbe,
SIT. %, @OntpagsStraBe,
spi{d3en Somaro=. unb gutaip strase."
Cir ben Sauf oieler Yiaen 9eftatte man mir
elm Sort Der @arnnn8.
U9an peranae ffets Ganee'S 9iiten unb faufe BON
gtiemanoem, ais BON Senen, Die als Msenten annon=
eirt fino; past es, 10 ipre6e man bei'm esentbimer
felbf uor.
BaltimoreftraSe. (fsebr13,1O
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SooeSurtbeil.

tOuu, N.<D., %. DECEMBER.
: Die 9eidmorenen, in bem BooOs'iben
MorbproSeiie in Malone saben beute Morsen
einen aui vfhuloig oes MorbeS i'm eriten
@rabe" lautenoen @abripru6 ab. Ser an=
9efla9te bielt oarauf cine lauge 4nlprabe, in
iuelher er erfldrte, CT bdtte ii9 bon uornberein
baraui gefaBt gemadt, baB Der Yro5eB nur
eine Surleefe iein uno baB er (@ooos) feline
Sage III ei1tem ameritanilhen @sfdusniiie els
BEN piiroe. Ser &idter iprad oarauf bas
Sobesurtbeil aus unb ihloB nit Der iibli6en
Semerfung: limb mD9e @ott Detuer arntell
Seele gudoig ieiu!" luorauf Der Serurtbeilte
ermioerte: rid, bofie, er pirb!" 0as @eridts=
5immer mar berart nit Meniden iiberiI ut,
oab man ben @initlrs bes @ebaubes befiir6=
tete.
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Sl,ttiac Sra90oie In sSo&pa.

y onnctl-S II RI 8, p. SeSember. - Sn
gSaibtn9toH SoDnibip in bieiem @ountp er=
eiguete ft6 am letten 0onneritass <Ibenoe
eine blntt9e Srag0bie. Gin setpiiier @iGiam
Dfarttn mar bei6uloigt, ben 9uten Stuf eiuer
iungen Dame, Namens Briggs, burf allerlei
@erleumoun9en geibdOigt gu babeu, nnb
Sranf, iorpie Caleb Srisss, 8riioer bes er-
ipdbnten NtdOdens, bradhen in Segleituus
Sweier Sreunoe nad Martin's 8obnIug auf,
Inn ben Sesteren Sir &eOe su ftellen. Sic
trafen ibn ieooh nnterlpegs, unb ebe Elm g8ort
gepedlelt merben fonnte, uerietteDtartiu benz
der Sr bic 9SiasaSer onraianitt ID t a ano 5siusn men
ausenbltcfliben Sob sur Solse batte. Martln
griii Johann @alcb Briggs an unb bra6te ibm
cine bebenfli9e gSunbe bel, ebe bic Inbereu
iid einmiiheu fonnten. Martin lit nod niht
perbaftet. aae al Der affalre SetbeilisteH
mnreu ilInne Skinner
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Ser Wr4iioett ttt Weiu. Nprf.

Die brei Sahrseuge, peld)e Die amerifani-
lden ausiteaungsgiter nab %aris bef6roern
lollen, inerben am 20. SSebrlar ieaclfertig leiu.
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wrnamt, strattou & eaoIer's
{GEMEZ8ls7S3:ZM5zEz3;3 GM!ls7 3ME;3

St. 6 uno 8, EorS Charles gtrabe,
Sagesleftionen iest i'm @rn9e. S6iiler fonnen gu
loifo o;rtre
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-01

And we say also to our colored
friends of st. James, in Il shape OF
literary joke, that there is not much
literature in a glass of whiskey, in
a piece offlam and i'll Dansc, calindo.
Literary Society,"! you say.
But we have, friends, to begin by
the beginning, that is to say 10y IT,. b
and c. And the beginning, OF cour-
Sc, cannot be a literary Society, an
Academy or an Athen"e. TO large
cities, where there are literary men.
scientific followers and deep sclol-
ans, only belongs the privilege of
creating such illustrious societies.
But we, poor conntrymcn, being
i%lliterate, hardly knowing how to
read and write, rather students than
scholars. should have less pretcn-
ton and more modesty. Non lite
rWi snmuS. Orthography is sill an
enemy to us, and grammar will be
our second step towarls the art Of
parSing.
The thing really required, hecau-
sc it is a necessary thing. is simply
the book, the Reader or the Sunday
School. And to procure books and
Readers, to subscribe to some good
and moral papers, TO create a Sun
day School, may be attained with
out fair, concert, music, ball and
dancing.
Eac', of those composing the So
cietN, according to certain rules and
regulations, has simply to pay a
monthly quota.
But, friends Of the seventh ward,
if you really desire to create some
thing good, profitable and moral in
that line, a Sunday School. a liter
airy circle or association in which
you could be enlightened, that is to
say elevated in sociability, beha-
viour and self respect, you cannot
do better than to apply to DIR. o.
Gaudet, your friend, your neighbor
and one of those liberal gentlemen
who, with a true spirit OF reason
and justice, has a sincere will to
elevate Louisiana by the intellec-
tual and moral ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
both races.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-01
MIRACLE.-You may believe it

MIRACLE.-You may believe it
The man is an old Frenchman,
and an old soldier too.
But he had no nose.
His nose, a greek nose, had been
gnawcd by a canker.
And the old hero could not smell.
But he has bathed his nose, or
the place where it was, in the water
of Lourdes.
And the old soldier has been for
tunate enough to see new nose,
fresh and ruby, although a little
longer than the old one, suddenly
grow up on his face and perfectly
suitable to his military Innstaches.
He can smell now.
And TO prove La feeling OF graft
tuJIe ana he efficiency dc fetst Ie
Loardes. he euloys now drinking
good wire ai4,. excellent cosatac.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-01
THE N

by ANNIE L.. JACK.
She lives within a quie: home,
No model of the graces,
Unknown to cultures higher walks,
Or fashions gildy places;
A. thoughtful girl, 50 sweet, so "1-c.
With earnest face and loving eyes
The farmers gentle daughter.
FromsHorn till exc this little maid
Is Busy at her labor
She sweeps and dnsts the old farmhouse
And h:li ~ u poorer ntlg!lh"F:
Ns~kip will she liStento-
merit rare | own to you-
so lives the farmers daughter.
On baking days her tiny hands
Are busy at the making;
No bread more light and sweet than hers,
Was ever made by baking!
She chur,1s the butter golden, sweet,
And keeps the dairy white and neat
The farmers useful daughter.
Her garden is an Eden fair.
A-bloom with pinks and roses;
She knows the name OF every flower.
And makes some goigeons posles;
Andcorn andsqrash, and herbs to press
The farmers happy daughter.
Long may she bravcly smilo on us
Our darling household fairy,
The queen Of garden, house and lot,
And princess OF the dairy
TO teach us by her pleasant way
To love the things of every day
God bless the farmers daughter.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-09-01
S c II O O

1.-THE Pointe Coupee Pelican is true
to his name.
As the pelican Of the State of
Louisiana, he believes that we have
to feed our children with the subs
lance Of our heart and of our blood.
So speaks our Contrere:
eve are informed that the preSi-
dent OF the School Board Directors
visited the city last week on business
connected with the school funds.
etc. While there, he called upon the
Attorney General to ascertain whe-
Tier or not it was obligatory upon
the police jury to order the two mill
tax for schools collected- when re-
quircd to do SO 10y the schools di-.
rectors. Attorney General Ogden
examined act and gave an opinion,
without any hesitation, that it was
imperative, and that the police jury
must proceed to collect TIE tax.
The people about Red River Land
ing have taken the initiative III this
matter; at a public meeting they
demanded Of the police jury good
schools. We wish all parts of the
parish would speak OUT as they have
done in the vicinity of Red River
Landing. Since 1861 the white chill
dren have had little 0 DO opportu-
nifty to attend schools, and now that
the people of Louisiana have, tor
the first time since the war. the gov
eminent in their own hands, it is
their first duty to provide the means
of education for every child in the
parish. One OF more white schools
and oneor more colored schools must
be established in every ward in the
parish. The law requires this; the
| cause Of education demands this; the
people expect it. Thus the burthern
of establishing at once some twen-
ty-five schools is thrown upon the
school directory, and you give
them not half enough money to do
it with. Rob. NJ. Lusher, the School
Superintendent, writes, that the po-
lice Jury should not only assess the
two mill tax, but Should build the
necessary school houses and furnish
the fixtures, etc.
If the establishment of schools at
suitable points is as importanr as
we believe. then the funds should
be provided from some quarter to
enable the directors to discharge
their full duty. The two mill tax Or
dcJed by the school act will fall light
upon the taxpayers, and we know
Of no one who will object to paying
this tritle for such a purpose. Let
us educate the children; it is a le-
gacyfa more valuable than gold,
and we bid God speed to those who
have in charge the building up of
schools, under the direction OF moral
and educated teachers, all over this
parish.
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able to make such 4 report as thy
would have desired, because they
were unable to get until this week,
the books Of the former TreaSurers
and the minute Book Of the Police
Jury Of former years. The Commit
tee have had presented to it up to
date, bills amounting to about 49,
800 of said amount less than Eglt
Thousand are bills (known as vel
low scrip issued by II. Cohen, al
though from an examination Of the
stub book, II. Cohen issued between
the 3rl. of January 1871 and the
9th. of May of the same year a little
over Thirteen Thousand Dollars in
yellow scrip. We have found that
the Treasurer has paid a warrant Of
$50 to j. Wlttgel,stein for an in
quest on the body of Anne Weaver
when the original is in the hands Of
y. Mire eX-Coroncr. There has been
presented to the Committee by VIZ
gcnstcin torapprovalthrcc warrants:
One for inquest on body Of S.
Owen for sl2;-Onc for inquest on
body OF S. Smith for S42;-One for
viewing body OF w. Tuleaud, SIT.
Whilst the Committee has at the
same time the originals presented
10y \. Mire eX-Coroner for approval.
j. \. neutrality-suspicious.
+. WAGCESpACK,
ALFRED NIRE.
On motion of J. \. Druilhct, duly
seconded. the Police Jury adjourn
ed to meet on the 2nd. Saturday Of
October, 1877.
A. BOURGEOIS,
EMILE }. LAiCHE, President.
Secretary.
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LITERARY SOCIETY.

Such is the name of 4 new Socie-
ty or organization proposed by the
colored gentlemen OF III Parish,
and now being formed in the sew
enth ward.
We are even told that said Socie-
ty has already for president Mr.. V.
Dickinson, who is one of our Rep
resentatives, and for secretary MI.
WLocker, who is a school master
n the Parish.
Very well.
And it is also said that a fair and
bali, commencing today and to he
continual tomorrow, ARE given in be-
half Of this new literary SociG@
Fair and ball, ball and fair, also
concerts! such is the customary
way Of raising money amongst us.
We like whiskey, we like music
and we like also, as David, to ell
Joy and to dance.
David, who was a powerful and
a holy king, danced before the Sa-
cred Arch.
He sang too.
In spite Of that and with all due
regard and respect to David and
his psalms, we are naturally comp.
elled to say that fairs, concerts and
shows have become q kind of imp0.
sition on the good will of the good
people.
We have no money left to be vast
ed for the enjoyment Of our ears
and Of orr legs. Bread is dear, and
meat too. Before dancing like king
David, let us give comfort to ou'
children. And We have to believe
that the fairs, generally profitable
to few, are commonly of no benefit
to many.
". know that there arc some ex.
eaptions TO the rule; bHt those ex
eeptions, in religious language, arr
properly ealed miracles.