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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18

Official JOnrnal-----.-LE t~lSfASAT3
POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois;
Secretary, Emile J. Laiche;
Members, J. A. Druilhct, J. B. Ferci'ai1t,
Tclicicn Waguespack, D6sirs Leblanc, Ja'
mes Davis. Alfred Mire, Henry johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gentil;
Secretary, J. Louis Gaudet:
Members, DIR. 0. Gaudet. J. n. Thibo-
dcaux, d. I. Bourgeois. l.. Nnma Martin,
Thelcsphofe Dugas, A. w. Thompson, John
Dickerson.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
SATURDAY,@UGUST IS, 1877.
Official Directory.
Fourth Judicial District.

IComprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, st. John the Baptist and St.
Y,;.tr;ct Morris Marks,
Instruct Attorney +. Is. Earhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18

Seventh Senatorial District.
accomplishing the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. james.
St,tn senator Pierre Landry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
j. KLERER CACDET, J. LOUIS GACDET,
Attorney at Attorney at Law and
Law. Notary Public.
+. x. GAUDET &c SON
Attorneys Mt Law and Notary Public.

VIII practice in the Courts of the Fourth
Judicial District and Supreme Court, and
attend to @notarial business in the Parish
of st. James.
Ofhces:-Parish ofSt. James, Right Bank.
at Mr.. J. Billions Store, opposite the Court
House. and at their residence five miles
above the old Court House.
Will be at their Billion office on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week. III.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18

making = total of. .$521.5O
which we declined to receive.
Mr.. Landr r. gave the following
reason for not turning the money
obtained for the sale of the Ferries
into the Treasury:
The Police Jury in executive SEES
sion passed q resolution to pay the
per diem of members and various
other bills which Mr.. Landry paid
and holds receipt for same. Now the
question at issue is really this: Had
Nj. Landry the right to act as Par
ish Treasurer or notg This question
We leave to your Hon. body for de.
cision.
For the year 1876 Mr.. Landry of.
fered us scrip to the amount of SO
$500 which we also declined to re-
ceive for the reason that we wanted
a settlement for the year 1876 first.
Respectfully submitted,
Al. BOURGEOIS,
HENRX FEITEL. 10.
St. James, Adg11 fS7Z
To the Hon. President and Members
of the Police Jury:
gentlemen,Tlfa NonmMteeaap
painted to Investigate the validity
II Parish Scrip prior.s TO the gye1pE
1877, beg leaypfr make the faltAeNe
-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19
NEW /. ADXEKrIsEMEN rs

Mothers who dose their darlings with
drastic purgatives incur fearful RESPONSE
bility. The gentle. moderate yet effective
laxative. Alternative and anti bilious opera
ton OF TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT
peculiarly adapts it othe disorders OF chill
dren. -,if lg.t I'll .'.IJ4f
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

The personals advertised in the
New York Herald brought it to grief
In the courts yesterday. An ad-
vertisement in the Sunday Herald
of 18th November of last year ran as
follows: "The black-mailing crowd
in West Twenty-fifth street had bet
ter beware. Cautious. 81 and %"
The number designated the house
of Phoebe Patterson, and when re-
traction was demanded it was refused
by the Herald. Suit was brought
for $4,000 damages, in which the
defendant set up the defense that the
publication was true, but being un-
able to present any evidence in sup
port OF the imputation the jury rem
dered a verdict for the full amount
claimed, and Judge Speir, of the
Superior Court, added $500 for
costs. The Court very properly held
that the term "black-mailing, p when
applied to a lady,wa one of peculiar
atrocity and implied gross immorali-
ty to be followed by extortion, max
ing the case one fol. exemplary
damages. '' - -
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19
DECIDEDLY ROMANTIC.

A few years ago, as gay and
needless young man was riding along
a country road he saw barefooted,
brown-faced little girl standing by
the wayside, and in careless tone
cried to her: "Hello, sissy, how
much for the feet without the
scratches" The sensitive child trea-
sured up the ranking insult in her
heart, Not long after her pa "struck
OIL" and she was sent to frst-class
boarding-school, when in due course
she was graduated woman of charms
and accomplishments. She speedily
became the belle of the place where
her father-who ate with his knife.
and who was worth $1,750,0O0-
naturally moved in the best society.
Among the scores of men who bowed
before her happened to be the very
man who years before had spoken 50
slightlngly to her, the barefoot viii
lage child. The beautiful girl, in
whose memory the insults still rank
led, at once resolved upon a plan Of
revenge. In her own expressive
words, she "laid low for the chap, y
and when she had hopelessly en-
tangled him in the net of her fascina-
tions, and brought him to her feet
those feet of which he had jestingly
inquired the price without the
scratches-with an icy smile she re-
called the circumstance to him and
accepted him.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19
GAS AS FUEL.
ITS ADy4srAere oy1R wooD AND
[From the Troy Times.li
COAL.

| lFrom the Troy Times. (tssl
Many housekeepers have already
learned the value Of gas for cooking
and even heating purposes, and var
ious kinds of stoves are manufaetur-
ed which fairly utilize it. Both coal
and wood are cumbrous and expen.-
sive. Their consumption as fuel i'm
wolves great waste, not only of ma
terial but Of labor, especially when
fire is needed but short time for
some special purpose. For instance,
bundle of kindlihg wood and some
25 pounds of coal are often consum-
ed in getting up tea for q small
family, even in warm weather, when
the caloric they evolve is needed ex-
cept for the boiling Of q few pints
of water. The expenditure of labor
in building and attending the fire,
and removing the ashes is not slight
After the work for which q fire was
wanted has been done, also, there is
necessarily q waste Of fuel. Other
losses are sustained in the injury
done to carpets and furniture, and
even the health of the family through
the dissemination Of dust and exces-
sive heat. Stoves, ranges, and coal
constitute some of the most burden
some expenses incurred in Keeping
house. And after the costly fire is
under way it does nothing but pro-
duce gas, to be consumed in part and
wasted in part. The process in all
its stages is needlessly troublesome
and expensive. There are thought
full students of economical science
who look forward to period when
a cheaper fuel than coal for domestic
use, and even for manufacturing,will
go into general consumption; and
that fuel will be a cheap, non-lumin-
GUS, heating gas in all probability.
The ordinary Illuminating gas is
cheaper than coal for cooking, espe-
cially in hot weather, and there are
households in which it is constantly
in that service, but it is
possible to make a lower-priced gas
which is just as good for fuel, though
not for light. Methods have been
discovered by which such gas is OBJ
tanned from water, or what is the
same thing, steam. The process is
not an intricate one, and the "plant"
required is comparatively inexpen-
sive. When the system shall be
fully developed very great change
in arrangements for obtaining artif-
cial heat will take place. There is
no good reason why the ordinary
cooking and heating stoves now in
common use may not disppear almost
entirely from cities and large vii
lagos, and give place to less cumbrous
appliances. Progress is possible in
that as we'll as other directions, and
there are those now living who will
witness its full manifestation in the
erection of large establishments sup
plying customers with gas fuel Just
as Illuminating gas is now distribu-
ted. 't ~" ..
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NJ oTICE..-I. James Brady, do hereby
~. give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware In and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10Th day of Novem-
-ner next, being the first day of the Nov'r
term, A. D., 1877, Tor license to keep an
inn or tavern at the N. E. corner of Fifth
and Church streets, In the 4th ward of the
CITY of Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recon mend this
said application, to wit
Francis X Jacquot. John Rowbotham
geo A Cody, MI A O'ConDo-,
Daniel Mckinley, VIM Gallagher,
Donnelly, A s Messick.
John L Barnes, James A Hart '"
Aloert wagner, Francis McMonagle
y Monrltz, John j Jones,
Ihos B Eaton, Edward Wright,
Nell Gormley, James Hemple,
IhoS A QuIrk, John Blank
Henry Carr, Walter s Glasgow,
Eglenton, Sr, Those Hanlon
James ID German, w Fl Richardson,
John Joyce, Michael Sweeney.
octl7-3t* JAMES BR %DY.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NoTICE.-I, John Crawford, in compli-
IN ance with the requiremen ents of the Act
of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby glue notice that shall ap-
ply in writing to the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for the county OF
New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF
November next, A. D., 1877 being the first
day OF the next Novem ber Term of the said
Court, for license to keep an Inn or Tav
ern at No, 10 East Front street, in the Sec
Ond Ward of the City of Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application, to wit:
w McCauley, e Freye.
Patrick Long, Charles III Gross,
Peter Gross, N Melchoir,
b w Godfrey, Charles E Sparks,
Michael Kenny, B Wolfson, ~
Michael Rafferty,, John McCarny, .
James McVey, VIM L Gilbert,
Francis f Kelly, william Peoples,
Patrick Harmony, Michael Welsh,
Charles Cannon, John L Hanson,
Henry c Roller, Joshua Pyle,
Patrick McMenamin, A Wayne Thomas,
Patrick Denning.
oct17 ,3t# JOHN CRAWFORD.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

The Lowell Mass, machine-shop-
sent twenty nine car loads of mschin-
cry to the Natchez cottonImEils Natche
Miss, recently, The machine shop is
to furnish machinery and fixture for
a mill of 1900. 80 :. '""a'ifi
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NOTICE.-I, William Morris, do hereby
IN give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, ON Monday the 10th day of Novem-
Der next, being the first day of the Novem-
ber term, A. d 1877, for license to sell in
.toxicating liquors in quantities not less
than One-half gallon, not to be drunk on
the premises, at my store, Clinton street,
Delaware City, School Districts 50 and 76,
Red Lion Hundred county and State afore.
said, and the following respectable citizens
of said school districts recommend the said
applicatiOn to wit
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NOTICE Il, Hannah Brown, do hereby
IN give notice tnat l. shall apply 10 tho
Judges OF the Court of, General Sessions OF
Delaware, In and for the county Of New
Castle, on Monday, the. 18th day OF No
vem ber, next, A. d. ISL! being the .nrst day
Of the November term OF said Courtp for
East Water street, being In the Second
ward OF the city OF Wilmington, 70 sell inl
toxicating liquors In less quantitiea than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recom-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19
PLAYS! PLAYS! d.e
..,-.S PLAYSI PLAYS

For heaulng Clubs, Tor Amateur Tneat-
ricals, Temperance Plays, Drawing Room
Books, Speakers Pantomines, Tableaux, ,
Lights, Magnesium Lights, Colored Fire,
Burnt Cork. Theatrical Face Preparations
Jarley's Wax Works, Wigs; Boards, and
Moustaches atreduced prices. Costumes,
Scenery, Charades. New catalogue sent
free containing full description and prices.
SAM,L FRENCH SON, Ia Nassau St.,
New York. :,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NTorfcE.-f, John ". Rsynocds, dohcre-
IN BY give notice that 4, shall a2ptE 2 tne
5udRes on the Court OF General Sesalpns OF
he % feace and Jaii Delivery 0f the STATE Of
Delaware, in and for the sQpnty u nsn s,,L
her ne ID. beingthe lrstp day OF the NoyT
term A. D.. 1871. fors license & @ KEEP sapesl an
known AZ the Malta House, In, the Second
Ward of the city OF Wilmington. 70 sell In
toxicatihg liquors In less quantities han
one quart, to be drunk on the premises ana
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend this said application, 70 wit;o b
James Cbristy, J 0 u Joseph Stoeckle,f
Charles Il sparks, D R)W Kirby, I'D r
William H Beckley. James NJ sweeten'
Martin II Elliott, John HUSH, md n
Jacob L Brown, Richard Bootnr IA
Charles Weyl, John v. Christy, ~
A A Refmfie, John w tray, V
(jeorkS w lRavel, John Parker, b
George johnson, N Melchoir,
A r. Spafks. va fAdolphhus Kioberg,
Robt nj Tayior. Peter Durham, ~
T n Merritt. s,,s Michael Kenuey. I,
octi7-st -, JOHN W REYNOLDS.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

WE ~ UO0 per day at home. Samples
LDO W D1O WORTH 95 free. STIEsoN q
Co., Portland. Maine. l,. '+rIl "lll-,t ,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19
4 Singular Anncancmsnt:

Services were held at High-street Bsp-
hst church yesterday afternoon, In meEn-
ory of the late Rev. N. X. Watkinson,
master Of the Orient Baptist Church.
The attendance was large Mf. ywaikinson
Having been for several years pas tor Of
this church. Rev. CO. Biting deliver
ed the memorial oration, and spoke elo-
quently Of the unswearing devotion Of
Mr., Watkinson's Christian principles, BE
deemed it right, he said, now that his
friend was dead and the statement could
not prejudice his work, to make known
fact which might serve as an explana-
tion of some OF the seeming eccenlricities
| Iof Mr., iWatkinson, on account Ofwhich
he was often misunderstood aad created
hard feelings. When they were students
together at Lewisburg SeDinery, Pa,
Mr.. Watkins0n was asexceptionally dillgent
In his studies, sometimes remaining at
his book all night. This finally weaken
cd him 90 that his nervous system be-
came disorder led, and he was insane for
brief time. While so he was, taken to
au asylum, where he woulaallow no Wis
itors to come near him but the. speaker.
Even then be was very. religious. and
kept Bible constantly In bis hand. On
one occasion he got possession Of q large
carving knife, and when the speaker went
|to his cell rs usual, after eonvetsjng for a
wbile, he said: "I feel that G0d desires
me TO offer you as sacrifice 10 him." at
the same time manifestfngl his purpose
TO kill him1with a knife which he held
In bis hand. Realizing the danger of his
situation, he replied, "Don't you tbiI';
you had better pray over It first ?" To
this he Immediately acquiesced, and up
on his kneeling down to pray, the speak
er slipped out aud saved himself. Al
though Mr.. WatSinson's recovery was
speedy, he believed he never regained his
full nerve power, aud was on this ac-
count sometimes abrapt-and irritable in
his manner without being able TO prevent
it. .H - D. -.IIe uH
At the conclusion of Mr.. BittIng's re-
marks, Rev. T. Cialg read tha resolution
of respect to the memory of Mr.. Watkin-
son, adopted by The Fourth street Baptist
church, Portsmouth, Va, ,and was follow
ed by Rev. DIR. j. w. M. Williams in a
few appropriate remarks Baltimore
Gazette. 5a.-s
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

Philadelphia and New YORK E1vuS Ei,Sonts
nished to regular Depositors wi'n0D'
The daily gazette., 1877-10-19

NTOTICE.-I, Bernard Bonner, do hereby
IN give notice that shall applyto the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the lsth day OF Novem-
ber next, being the first day OF the No
vember Term, A. D., 1877 for license to
of Fifth and Spruce streets, being No, $40
E. Fifth street, in the Fourth Ward of the
City OF Wilmington, to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend this
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
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Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

Raar man uil lppe, ltal
man glere Oct III 8npus. Gn Wauo
ION fcrlioo at lpus uosn al blips
trcet, lao IN Sang % ltrro at en-
Iarlle Helis. paa hpiItsn ban bapos
noItaast meget onot op bl. q. bapbs
IaIot nso ira ct belt Bisrs. Sal"
lnges "a nnosu, "Nsiler barber
Wcnnclfst moo 5lrs, ia isIp MOI
Seoen. SoaIerts glorns lsa sueana
en- Hslle til BERGEN Der iOm les
tilllssmeo BET eori9s Sslltab OF vna
ct bolt Bltrs, ira bpilist Der at en-
Sro ousr nj Ct nnbrt. oe ctn iiul
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lan nenenHnosr os. paa en- 8ana
BRAT Den ranbne BRO, ri ltprisos
NED | 0pbet -" "Spabs raabie
Den ierlte. "Ge lturpsbe nsb oa-?"
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StigImsn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

Der par saaet omtrsnt en- Maansb iben bin Gam.
tale nnoer einoetr9st. Sommsrsn bar forbi, oa 8rrsrus
%bssbnote at blius bruno; Solsn tunce Of 90 til brenss
parnt. men bet bar fun snieIte GisbIiits; folee Wiuopult
looe sn unGrts. at Marsts iiiennsite 5ie bar iorbi. 9uf.
ten bar flar o. siennsmfsiis. % Stemmerns loo bsit noe
| Oct 6ris. Wan ht GiteraarsiornsmmelIer, oa b,apnsts
at tl9cs n9 parmers; 6OIi itremmsee sftsrbaanesn inb fra
sanoet. % nj traplt mso at tente paa Selfab,r o. Thea.
tel. 6rsosritfs bar isien tommst til 8o, iorIaapiet bun
tnncs fomms Oct; bun tenite baalis paa line Ouifsbe Nor.
b%aabnlnsr, men innce BOG itfs blipe aanne uiellom opsr.
Tor al Den @snIsbcc. bsOrmep bsnees 6absr opeslte bsass
Conn ON bin Samtale aleris bapos fnnot Stse. par ban
l9len olspet Den frrIise. omtpsasIise 0acer; naar ban ON
@'isnsn Tom blem. ipsieee ban bsuos. % iunee ieos Isnss
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ll9e Tersller. Saeer is turos nGfsn life saa aIens Der.
mo; Der bar iaa tilluttst % bsmmsisbspsiuIot. - Ostts
sr nost sunne @ncet."
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ban. Tyr Ou M osfaa ristis slao. Barn? gr Der
lite Noset. On iapnr? Sig gu Oct fun frt"
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bun nnltrGnsts no for at tale. fplptss bcnbes Cine mse
3aarsr.
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Sc lao osrpna tauis en- Stunb. - Seq piIbs sisrne
bsirO DIG en- $'mmsisbeo. iasbs ban Ibt eiter, "msn lea
BAR bsltanol9 nolat bet. iorol is bar banae for at Su
snonu lite par ItGrf NOT til at bers Oct; oerfor MATTE lea
o9laa lpars Dig iom is siOros. ba ri talte iammsn unoer
Slnoelrrst' Suffer Su bet? - Seq tror, at bet pilcs
bare beolt, ON On iamlsce 9is Ibt. Seq bluu Der
9a On MI IND % ie Sis ON Den rpriae Qsiiabsb."
Meo oisls Orb aabusoe ban 9eren til ct anbst WrrsNe
fl'c psnoe laste esrino, % lutftns eiter hs. Oct par,ee
i'mn'sl's l@nss, inssn saesr % Sattsr Tom tlbaas men
GA DC 'sl'n bite 10 Ssrsn til ben fore Stus buor
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

Srtrirafier. fra 3 ut 5 N 10 Cpaars;
tSretNlcrfe aiS6ntnle r ira 6 tl II. Is
" Is Scalrs. Ssbls Al srinert. at jel
bar eti is-iis SriaS AZ iSreiss aiaeSr
Cetcrlb. u @tQicn.
@la nj @ilicns ~ fisf Il Ear &c. l
icritrtet air. Sisrltr for 81 IT. pdr.
"saeies Geiis'. Sebilersns Beng "a
"gScmans Girpti 8lrp" bcs s9igicn.
geeir Slpan Sbt Spsu for so Gents
pr. Vune.
eSts mener xcrrstHiaJ. o. ihti Iel idtftr
aas Tor bietil b1fi 5slnins. itll lea icrs
lsle Al btiiprs min Fcrrsinin9 ladletts. II
iel Iremeslts tan ttbplet mine aunners
@uni. n. @ilicn.
glt &lrer. eer iiness at rare dneeritets
sne rerrdtnttrsee. tlBts tilblls ~ Tsngsne
ii!NSehttllss. u. @iQlcn.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Slot df Gpert.

ara Sapicns Snno. llnoer Den
mlhoepnroIge Ramp paa Sampion
Hoabs 1862. bpor Wonitorsu ieriis
Sang opiraaote MOB oct Spoitao.
panolsrifib, Der bapoe anrettet loa
itOr SoeIUasslic pau Roroitalitibsns,
blsu ct al olsle, Srssatten Gum
berIanb", Iebst iicuf paa rs Bob
&ane. Oa 'eumbsrIano"s Yenae.
fife inosboIot 9enniueen til BelGt.
nin9en paa Den ntlantilie Gltaore.
flebte ct Sslltab / Bottom @rasei for
10000 Collars, for peo SlGlp az
Spffsrs at fomms / Bellpbelle al
Ysneeftltsu. = ire Nar arbelosee
Sslitabst ior9lepes. meo en- uoslIt
al 1000 Dollars. Tra9et bltu
lolgt % CT ilbsn saast ira Saano
til Snano, imellem life mlnrre emo
elleps aiebers. lubtil Surmast Stn.
nun 81 Wiublr flebts Oct for 10
5uiiuo Collars Gn s~ridrsn 0ptter.
Rapt. Brolpn, bar III nplls nltei
allttn OF uuoer itore Granddaughter,
tbi bells par Stro9et lpntet opbt neo
/ Saubauocn. % prIs baupe ilolIssrs
SprGu9ninssatbuoer ioruanoIet oct
1sle til et 8oas. Siitea laG opbt
nees / Stlbet on inbsbolot 100 900
Dollars / Srsenbots o. 80 600 /
Sub, en- gum, Der mco unot09elle
al 300 OoIlars / Sub. Der slt iabl
usp 8littus SsifaoissIle, lptteIl9 blsp
brast iOr Gassus 9ps. Gn &url.
sllsisbnnolsr tlebis Ytn9etlltsn Tor
ihUO OnllorS