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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

f4*tA. S8ifFffffEY fft4.1fsss g98 sF -.
A GRAPHIC j,ictnre of the mag
ni6cent charge 0f Pickett's Divi
eioss a virginians at the battle q
0eftys huvg and their n.
pnlse hy tho Union fbrces in pre
aentrd N the story Of one of Pick.
etts wen, rnbIishrsl il. the last
nnmhes ~fTH8 WEExLY TInEs.
The writer. ColsnsA w. w. Wood,
VIVA aHss0drr IN AArmisArasl's Bri.
gnslA Hc dsHa ms xtt4snIt 10 r..
view the whnle 6~hl or deal with
the ss'ovemsnts of any holy Of
men excerpt that 0f which he WA a
unit, hut the atory II III. exIs.rien.
g and i.npr4xiAsls II thrilling In
every detail. In. MI American
history thrrr r. xarceiv ! battle
'.ss.'s that IL the lx,pnlar cstima.
fion isa worthy companion piecs
to that of Ccusrtary Hill.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18
HOW TO PLACE THE BED.

Baron Reicbenback, who hai
devoted many years ofdeep study
to the art of bedmaking, main
fains that yon must not always
lie on your bed as it il made, nm.
der penalty of ahridging your life
by a great nnmber of years. If
says the Baron, a mere magnet
exercises an influence on sensitive
persons, the earth's magnetism
mnst certainly make itself felt on
the nervous life of man. Hence
he awaits on the salutary effects
Of the inha bitants Of the Northern
hemisphere lying with their heads
to the North, and those ofthe Sonth.
ern with their heads to the South.
For travellers with short memories
we may put the rule in general
terms: In whatever hemisphere
you may he, always sleep with
yOnr feet to the equator, and let
yOnr body lie "true an a needle
to the pole" In giving this rule
the Baron has simply told ms how
to live = hundred years; for the
polar direction Of the body ia, it
appears, of the utmost Importance
for the proper circulation of the
blood, and we have Baron Rel
chenbach's authority for stating
that many disturbances in the I'm.
man organisms have been cured
by simply placing the bolster at a
different point Of the compass
from tbatit had occupied before.
Let such as have hitherto been in
the habit Of sleeping with their
beads where their feet ought
to be, take to heart the
example Of the late Dr. Fisch-
weiter, Magdeburg, who died re.
Gently at the age of 100 years, and
always attributed his long life to
his faithful observance of the pole
to pole position Of sleeping. The
most unhealthy position, we are
told, is when the body lies dne
East and West. Some obser vers
assure, us that to sleep in such a
posture is tantamount to commit.
ting allow snicide, and that di.
seases are often aggravated by
deviations from the polar posture.
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Local ftslns.

We were kindly entertained
Isst Sunday and Monday BY the
0enrteons officers Of steamer st.
John. The Bergeron Brothers
wh0 manage that excellent steam.
boat have what the maiden queen
Of England termed the chest lett.
or Of introduction" They have
besides winning way-we mean
winning your esteem and affect.
ton-thst charm the ladies, gen.
tSemen and every body else.
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The International RsvisU n a grand,
good thing."-Hon. E. G. +. HoLpRN.
Secretary Of State, Mich.
The INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
FOR 1877. .sr.bl +.


Tho "lxTsnxAIS0nAL-f far 1877 wll prssps>
the usual number Of articles upon reiiaioue.
scientific, art, political and social N0nbiecss
most occupying the public attention. II viii
devotr space to Enropcan mRttsyrs 10 RI a
they arc likely 10 I've interestinx 70 Ameri.
cans. II viii continue to introtInce the mos
popular foreign writer's n cQmpets for favor
with the best American wriers. II viii aia
TO oc able. strong aud practical q we'll =
presentations. 1t n safe to ssv that No " Other
magazine in the world can supply its plscs
IN the libraries Of Amcrieaps who love 10
consider the progresa Of evsnts throuGhout
the world. and to know their bearing npou
the interests Of the United States. Prcfee.
sors Curtius, Holtzendorf, voRel, Dr.. Dollin.
ger, DIR. D0rner. DR.. Neuu,eyer. DR.. Carl
Abel. Mr.. Julius Duboc. Brtiesh- Bey, n !.
Eollin Jocqnrmyns, N. Spuller, De-, II.
s!indriez, Mr.. Hamerton. Mr. rresman; |;
Key; Or; Ja'nes Il. Rigg. Thomas Brnssey.
~; 6mlseFnati. Madame villsri. Dora
Disf'fa, Pozsoni, DR.. WooIsey. Or. Peabody,
rs'rc,gsl ion Wm Dsv'1,. Mud judge ceolsy; Dr. WAsr,
Schnr4 General Sigel. Or. Oeeood. Ajax
Delnhar, v. Botta. Eugene SCHUYLER, bayarl
Taylor. Z. p. Wbipple, and othsgs may b
hamAd ~ sper1Al coutSibutnrA 4 -.
~ Ihns = organised - powerful m organ Of
thought end Communication - can be saaily
conceived, and Il presents itself Tor popular
support during 1877. It's not known that
there Y any reason why copies Of the "RE-
VIEW shouli not be fund In svery hoasc.
hold. lthas alrsasly the Largest oirsulatioa Of
any secular Review, bccause Of ita populsr
attractions These attractions will b dave.
ioped gradually, and increased - their nssd
ia made known. s "a. t'psiiof
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t. Nnmberr.l 4 Il 4 f,l,'afl
AS. BARNES * CO., Publishers, g
III 4 ll3 William st., N. II.
AGENTS rnR TINS vIciSrrr,
aInR7iy. Editors Of the Nsyehaetbf.
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STATE BOARDOREDU0AT1ON.

Tho board met Friday. Ausust
10th, In the Office 1t the State Super-
intendent Of Public Education. Pre-
sent: The Governor, the State Snp-
erinte ndent, the Attorney General
and Mr.. }. p. Caselar; and. after
consultation. adopted . general code
Of rnles tor the government al the
pnblic schools, and aesica OF text
books for nae therein. N ~
Wea, pend the first I'VE rules. which
are descriptive Of ths courss of study.
RULES. III
Rnlc 1.-The pnblic schools IN
Louisiana shall I've designated "A elc.
mrntary, academic and normal
schn,ls.
Rnle 2.--The Elementary schools
IN cities and towps ahall contain ak
Tor mors) gradcs, dcsiguated as first.
Hecond and third tor fbnrth) primary
and first and ssces,d (nr thifi) gram.
'nnr d~pmrtmewtA !; hUt, IN srarsely
settled distrirt%, thc primary and
grxslss may hc united st the
discretion Of the boards of directors.
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FOR SALE.

4 splendid chance for a CARRIAGE
MAKER at Hahnville. st. Chsrles Parish.
La. A lot of ground measuring 900 feet in
depth and 80 feet front. with good dwelling
honsc and shop thereon. and good run of
cnstom. will bc sold cheap on easy terms.
The present owners reason for selling Is on
accoltnt Of depsrtnre. fs -
Address n. p, Carriage Shop, Hahnville,
Ia. 'f vas sH"s tH 'Y,s ltjy2m.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

The Edisbsrgk Rerier.-Contcnts
Of No. CcxCIx, fr JnIy, 1877. l
!; The Life and correspondence
Of Kleber.
9. The Sibyiline Books. :
.. Indian Faminea.
.. Copernicus In kaly.
;. North Country Nsturalists. 4
.. MetropoIitan Medical Relief.
z. venic Defended. s.,..1
9. The England of Elisabeth.
y. GrffckcB cn Chnrch and State.
10. The Rnssians in Asia Minor.
-he periodicals. reprinted by the
LEONARD SC0rr PUBLISHING CO., al
Barclay STREET., N. Y.l ara m fo,lows :
1As Losdoa Quarterly, Edfsbsyqk.
Wesfmissfsy, and Brihsh Oxorterlv
Rer5ens, and BlaelacooTs Haqasise.
Price, - . year for any one. or only
Sl5 for all, and the postage is prc.
paid by the Publishers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

! IOnr friend Engene Tancheux,
pf the hnnse OFF. 81. Mullan, il
now visiting his friends OF the
creole PARISHES In securing the
services Of Mr.. Faucheux, Mr..
Mullan has proved himself 4 man
OF geniua; bis representative Ia
worth . fortune to : hardware
establishnent So
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In the practice
OF medicine thirty
years, and for q long
time was demonstra.
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded In
combining In them
the hegetofore antag.
onistiU qualities Of .
nrssStAssiH,t tsyHu.
tire fsyiI ITssHfosie
D Their first apparent
(ehect is to increase the
appetitc by causinOtha
food odtoprope.ly assin.
ilate, thus TIE system
Is nourished, and By
their tonic action OF,
the digestive organs,
regular q healthy ev.
acuationsare produced
The rapidity with
which tersoss fsks ~
fssh. while under tho
influence ofthess pills,
Of itself indicates their
adaptabinty to nourish
the body, and hence
their efficacy in curing
nervous debility, mel.
ancho1y, dyspe psia.
wasting OF the mus.
cles, sluggishness Of
the liver, chronic con-
s,ipation, and impart.
. the system. Sold ev.
ay Street, New York.
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NOTICE..

A'meeting Of the Heirs of BERrHELoT il
convered for Saturday. the 25th Of August
1877, the object of said meeting being to de.
vise some means of proof towards the reco-
very Of the succession of their ancestor
which has been dormant up to date, because
there has been M unity of action heretofore,
although there exists community Of inter-
est justifying serious steps in this direction.
L. DEPooRTER, Attorney ut law.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

Last Wednesday, at s O'Clock
!. NJ wese married at the st.
John the Baptist Chnrch Mr.. 8.
Victor Gachassin and Miss Losisa
Esneanlt, both Of this parish.
We return our thanks to the
young coupie for their kind inyi.
tstion.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

Onr shrimp catchera mo now
getting more than they bargained
Tor; they take IN . snppIy 6f crabs
mixed with the shrimpa. This h
what we gain BY the Bonnet Car.
= CrevaNae which connects the
MiaNisaippi river With lake Pont
chartrain.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

The lot Of ground belonging
n the late widow Nrmin
Tnxler, measuring about ono "a.
pMdcial acre, was purchased BY
Mr. Arthur Labiche for 14OO.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-18

Graduate 81 fAe Msdieat Faculty Of Paris,
er,oify ihysician 81 ne City ~ Aew Orleans.
has permanently estshlished himself in
-. JOAN the baptist, n the res;dsnce AZ the
late DR. VIM. Hart, and rcapecff,,iIy nf,crs
ms medical services to tho pnbIie. ! :"
tfJE Jan. ~ y'r.aiii
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A NEGRO FARKSO

fFSom NE Central Georgia wsehsy.J
Now de rain am come at last,
An de- long dronf time II past,
An de- graas am comm fast,
In de shower;
An de morBin'-glory brier.
An de pnsley's growin' higher
Eb'ry hour.
Chorns
o, darkies, mind dia warnin';
Yon wont hab long to play
For dem gloriea in de moruin'
Brings troubles all de- day.
Oh. de cabbage laugh to-day,
An de sqnaabes sing and play,
An dem taters grow away
Ont de row;
But de cnckleburs am apringin'
And de debil's seed am bringih'
Work and wo'. "A tI
Now darkies, shores you born,
Maaaa Renben's early horn
Will call yon in dat corn
W" uo piWIkUS -...
For dc rag weeds am a-loomin',
An dem May pops am a-boosnin'
Tell yon now!
Oh, de rain-cmw call de rain,
por de white folks good and gain,
Bat Dc darkies work In pain, 'hi
NO and mo r1ra
For de coffee weed and smilin'
An dat cotton-6eld and spilin'
For De. hoe.
Tank de Lor', he know de best,
For de parchin' crop am blest, w =
An de darkiea hab some rest, nH
In de showsr,
But dat dhovnin'- glory hrier,
Ar dst pnsley's.growin' higher
Eb'fy hour! sa,.' r'.
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Rnle 3.-In the primary depart-
ments there shall be taught spelling,
oral and written the rudiments oi
reading, writing, geography, arith-
metic and familiar science (object
lessons). In the grammar depart
ments. thorough instruction shall be
given in the definition and deriva-
tion Of words. dictation. reading,
writing, arithmetic, grammar, geo.
graphy, the history of the T,ited
States, elocntion, comp0sitiono de-
clamati0n, and the elements of the
natural sciences, and, where practi-
cable in vocal music and drawing.
Rule 4.-The academic schools
shall he for the continued instruct
ion of such youth over fourteen years
of age as are competent to pursue
those branches which, in optional
conrses, suited to their known apti-
sgdes, will lit them for business pur-
sHtreQr for admission to the normal
schooheepy to the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. or the State
University Of Louisiana.
Rule 5.-The normal schools shall
be for the general improvement Of
yonng teachers who desire promotion
In the schools of primary or grammar
grades, and for the professional train
ing of such graduates of academic
schools, public or private, as desire
to exercise the teachers vocation.
BRANCHES AND TEXT BOOKS.
Primary schools, first, second,
third and 70 nth grades.
Spelling-McGuffsy's Eclectic
Speller.
Recalling -McGnffey's, First, Sc
cond, Third and Fourth Readers.
Writing-Payson, Duntan and
Scribner's short Course, and Nos. /
to 5 inclusive.
Arithmetic -Robinson's Progress
sivr Primary, Rudiments and In1el-
lectual.
Geography Mitchell's .Firt Les
sons" and New Primary, with Prof. |
John Dimitry's new "Lcssons in the |
History and Geography Of Louis
iana."
Familiar Science-Moore's Ele-
nleDts Of Science and Martindale's |
First Lessons 10 Natural Philosophy. |
BRANCHES AND TEXT BOOKS.
II. Gramar Schools, First, Second |
and Third grades.
Definition and derivation Of words
Wilson's Lar Speller; Worcest-
ers's School Dictionary; Webb's Mo-
del Efymology.
Reading and Execution Watsou's
Independent Fifth and Sixth READERS,
and Anderson's Historical Reader. Z
Writing -Payson Dnnton ann
Scribner Copy books, Nos. 6 to I2
inclnsive, and Elementary Book
keeping.
Arithmetic Rohinson's Progressi.
re, Practical And Higher.
Grammar and Composition-Swin-
'on's Language lessons, Progressive
Grammar and Composition.
Geography - Mitchell's "New In
.ermediate' and Cornell's Physical
Geography.
History Of the United States-An.
lerson's introductory History and
Holmes History.
Elements of Natural Sciences-
,teele's Fourteen Weeks In Zoology,
chemistry, etc.
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Il ~
| PUBLIC And HIGH SCHOOL.
TROY. MISSOURI.
Tho next session Of thi. school viii beci,
on the first Tuesday in September fifth
1877. and end On the second Thursday O
June. 17T The Principal will be aasisies
t9y fun 1prps of experienced teachers, an,
)ho painsNili be spared to make the Schoo
thoroughly efficient in every department
| Parents entrisfing their children to M,
care, may rest assured that every effort vii
he made TO give them thorough and svste
matte training. The discipline Of the schoo
will be rigid and regulated always by q jus,
regard for the good of the whole.
PUPILS FROM A DISTANCE
Will not be received unless they are place 4
under the experimenting care Of Oh. teach
ers of the school. both In and out Of school
hours.
Promnt and cheerful obedience 10 every
rule and regulation will be required, and
pupils who ara disposed to be negligent and
desobedieut are not wanted and will not bs
retained in the school.
The BOARDING HOUSE,
Located near the school building, win b.
under the supervision Of tho Principal and
Assistants. who will scc that pupils rightly
employ their time ont Of school hours.
GRADE.
The school IL graded from the Primary de-
parfment IN Collegiate course, so that pu
pills Of every degree Of advancement NAV bs
rradily classed. The course of study IL de-
signed TO prepare pupils for entrance into
the higher clsaaes Of College. or In caaes
where this II not contemplated. for engaging
IN the vocations If civil life The progress
Of the pupils win he tested not only hy daily
recitationa. but alao bv examinations. oral
and written. Monthly reports of class stand
ing. attendance and department viii be sent
the parent o. guardian of each pupiI. and
tho principal earnestly bcgs that theso 70
ports receive attentive inspection, and tha,
the weight Of parental authority be und
to enforce his efforts for the advancement
of his pupils.
The services ofan excellent French tracbe,
have been aecured, and that l.pgun - will
he fsuVht to children, on the application Of
parents.
There il a catholic church IN the town
where children belonging to that religion
may attend divine service.
MUSIC
WIN BE- made . speciality, and win be taught
BY an able and experienced teacher. The
whole school win be exercised In vocs1 mn.
sie free Of charge. a =. f ,l,-. -.
TERMS: PIG,
Tuition pcr session Of 20 wks. ..s25 to 90
Brmrd per week. 50 70 "a %
Instruction on Piano. Orgxn or 3uitarejO Oh
PAYMENTS in quarterly installmenfs, iuyssia-
bly, In advance. 49, =
These terms can hat Be regarded - vcrv
reasonable, las to el60 covering lie whole
eoss for scssienl Of tes months, music Of
course being extra. '' -
-rarcnts arc earnestly roquesteA to start
their children the first day Of the ssasisu. 20
that they may have the advantage Of hcrin.
ming with their classcs Charges nfter fhe
first month made from the time of enfra,,cn'
and no deductions unless for, sicknecs nro.
tractcA to more than one mouth, nor vl,e,,
y the exercise Of discipline pupils have bscn
For further particulers apply to
N Up. BLANTON.
40 I'll PRINCIPAL.
Troy, Lincoln Co. no.
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ROB. BRAUD.
A. EsNEAULT.
D ~ ~ ~ Ia not easily earned in these
times, but i cA Be made in
p u three months ~ any one Of
DONALDSONVILLE, /

country who u willing to work stcAdiIyQl
the employment that We furnish. e66 per
week in your own town. You need not be
away from home over night. You can give
your whole time TO the work, or ouly Your
srare moments. We have agents who are
making over S2o per day.. All who engage
at once can make money fast At the nres.
ent time money cannr he made 20 easily ma
rapidly at any ot',r business. Il costa
nofhing try the business. Terms and IS
Outfit free. Address at once, II. HALLgrr
& Co. Portland, Maine. 2IjyIy.
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w WANTED.

Mr.. Fl. C. Vegas. ELEONTINE STORE
Assumption, La. wishes 10 rent store In
st. John the Baptist or St. Charles-Hahn.
vile would suit him. Give full informatious
IN writing: location, sizo of building, terms,
&c.
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s@SSsAxc -AND bOOkSs
1H.-Academic Schools, First and
Second Grades, Optional Courses. J
Reading, etc.--Sargrnt aud Mays
chronological r. ader, Wilson's Fifth
Reader and Cath carts Literary Read
English Grammar and Analysis
Whitnrys Essentials.
Copposition and Rhetoric-Hart's
Manunl.A
Enelis0 Litcrature = Jol.uston and
Brown'A rr Il
General History-Carters Ele-
menta. e@N tft* tr#
Physical Geography -Maury's.
Algebrx-Robinso New Elemen-
tary.
Gecmetry--venable' Elements.
Bookkeeping
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NOTICE.!

The Assessment Roll of 1877 for this Parisl
is completed and has been delivered to til.
Recorder for thirty days, according to law
for revision.
ISAIAH WEBRE,
Assessor Of St. John the Baptist.
August 4, 1877. Atil77lm.
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Httf ocS 0rit. gSbtttbOrtte+
W ting 0 II, II. San. - Die Inter.
lu4un9 9e9en Die 9oliSei=@ommiiidre bes
0ltflttS columbia Our1 eln @omite beS 9fe.
pralentanteHbauieS nahm beute ibren anfnua.
gtalor Rtdaros, Der superintendent Der Boz
ltiet, muroe oerbDrt uno beponirte folaeuSe
ausla9sn: ygSm. S. 0turtn9b, Braiibent
osr PCll3etbebOroe, fam gegen gufaua bes
leeten SuIt 81 Dem 3eugen unb beaufiraote
0enlelben, NO mDgItf ben ReprGieutanten
NBltthorne burh @ebeimpoli5ifteu in eiuen,
aaoroentltdcn Sauie abfangeH Ill lailen.
Dturt99D ertldrte, iein 3mef iei, Die 8er6afz
lult9 9rn. SSblttborHc'S Johann in ben 9ets
nln9en oeronentltfeH 81 laiieM unO ben 8ez
rld)t oes Reprdientante1 iiber Slotten=4ffais
rem, melher 81 Der 3eit ermartet nurbe, al
l9mG1en. Der Seridlt entbtelt, nie Miur.
ta9b Dem 3eugeu gegeniiber erfldrte, nidt
oaS &eiultat elmer unpartetiIden llnteriuz
9ung, ionOern MIR gehdiiige 2lntlagen gcgen
cen 6lottelpetretdr. Spdter mad)te man Dem
3eu9en ben SOridlag, i'm Sale @blttborne
nlft Die ,6etuobnbett babe, unoroentli6e
9duler 81 beiud1en, Elm 6rauen3immtr ais
SOdpogel an5uiteleu, I'M Ben 6eprdieutunten
IN eine &aiterb0ble 81 IOdeu. 6r. 0ttdaros
be5eu9te feruer, OaB er ii9 uuteate, ais Oh er
Wturtngb'S Sefebl au85ufiibreH beabfdtiqte,
I'm @ebetmen ieOOf ieiue llutergebenen IN
itrnirte, ben 8cfebl nift 5u bea6ten. 3euoe
tra9te 5rn. @oof, ben aupalt Der BolBei6ez
h0roe, nm &atb III Der 2lugelegenbett, uno
oerlelbe mar nit tbm barin einuerfanOen,
OaB Oteielbe nif)t 5u iolAen 3pefen benutt
meroen iOllte.
Utaior 0ttdaro8 miro morgen pom 0fid,ter
Seremtab, 6rn. Murtagb's gnnalt, in'S
genonmen merbeu.
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